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28
Jul
The Remote Maintenance Problem

The Remote Maintenance Problem

Remote maintenance is essential—but every supplier connection extends the attack surface. Shared accounts, forgotten VPNs and unmanaged maintenance access create governance risks that many organisations still underestimate.
5 min read
28
Jul
When Facility Management Meets Cybersecurity

When Facility Management Meets Cybersecurity

Facility management and cybersecurity rarely fail because of technology. They fail because they speak different languages, measure different risks and assume someone else owns the security responsibility. Governance—not technology—is the real integration challenge.
5 min read
28
Jul
The Invisible Infrastructure: What the ISMS Does Not See

The Invisible Infrastructure: What the ISMS Does Not See

The largest attack surface is often the one that never appears in the asset inventory. Legacy controllers, hidden interfaces, cloud services and remote maintenance create invisible cyber risk that many ISMS programmes still fail to govern.
5 min read
28
Jul
The Building Is Now Part of the Attack Surface

The Building Is Now Part of the Attack Surface

Modern buildings are cyber-physical systems. Access control, automation, sensors and remote maintenance expand the attack surface. This article explains why facility management must become part of the ISMS.
8 min read
28
Jul
AI Attacks in SAP RISE: The Visibility Problem Inside the Managed Cloud

AI Attacks in SAP RISE: The Visibility Problem Inside the Managed Cloud

SAP RISE changes who operates your ERP—but not who is accountable for its security. AI-driven attacks exploit fragmented visibility across cloud providers, identities, APIs, and contracts. The biggest detection gap may not be technical. It may already be written into your RISE agreement.
7 min read
27
Jul
AI-Driven Attacks on SAP: Why Generic Security Tools Will Miss the Business Impact

AI-Driven Attacks on SAP: Why Generic Security Tools Will Miss the Business Impact

6 min read
27
Jul
AI Against the SOC: Are Sentinel and Defender Ready for Adaptive Attackers?

AI Against the SOC: Are Sentinel and Defender Ready for Adaptive Attackers?

6 min read
27
Jul
Autonomous AI Cyberattacks May Be Rare. The Capability Behind Them Will Not Be.

Autonomous AI Cyberattacks May Be Rare. The Capability Behind Them Will Not Be.

A recent AI security incident is being treated as an isolated event. That misses the point. The real lesson is not autonomous cyberattacks—it is that agentic AI has demonstrated the ability to develop unsafe attack trajectories. CISOs should rethink governance now.
11 min read
23
Jul
AI-Driven Attacks: The New Threat Model in One View

AI-Driven Attacks: The New Threat Model in One View

5 min read
23
Jul
AI-Driven Attacks: Why the Existing Security Architecture Will Not Be Enough

AI-Driven Attacks: Why the Existing Security Architecture Will Not Be Enough

AI is not simply making attacks faster. It is changing how they adapt, scale and hide inside legitimate business activity. The next detection gap is no longer technical alone—it is contextual. This series explores what CISOs must rethink before autonomous attackers arrive.
5 min read