On the basis of healthy growth, we are looking for committed and motivated colleagues who appreciate our way of doing things:
challenging activities, flat hierarchies, short distances and independent work. We attach great importance to the development of our employees with a broad selection and a lot of freedom in attending seminars and further training.
Security robots that independently monitor terrain, recognise anomalies and communicate with existing systems – what sounds like science fiction has long since become reality. In the latest episode of FILL THE GAP, the security podcast, we talk to Severin Pfister from Ascento about the use of robotics and artificial intelligence in property protection.
The resilience of our critical infrastructures (KRITIS) is at stake. While other EU countries have long since created facts, Germany is lagging alarmingly behind in the crucial implementation of European requirements for KRITIS security, in particular the NIS-2 and CER directives.
Security is complex – we help you to keep an overview. In FILL THE GAP, we talk to experts about current challenges, technological developments and real threat scenarios in the field of physical security!
The security landscape is changing rapidly. To stay protected in the future, companies must focus on trends like OSINT, robotics, and Zero Trust by 2025. This article outlines the five key developments that you can’t ignore and a groundbreaking technology that could transform security.
I recently came across an interesting article by BlackBerry titled “Deepfakes and Digital Deception.” It painted a vivid picture of the rising threat of deepfakes in the cybersecurity landscape. While deepfakes can be entertaining, their potential for malicious use is what truly caught my attention. The article effectively highlights how deepfakes, fueled by advancements in generative AI, are becoming increasingly sophisticated and accessible. This ease of creation, coupled with the persuasive power of deepfakes, makes them a potent tool for cybercriminals.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a pioneering step towards greater cyber security for digital products in the European Union. This regulation defines binding security standards and protects consumers and companies from increasing cyber threats. In this article, you will learn everything you need to know about the CRA, its scope of application, the requirements and how companies can prepare themselves.
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