"Home office explosively increases the attack surface for cybercrime"
With Huber & Suhner, Omega, Symrise and Hurtigruten, large companies have fallen victim to hacker attacks. This is no coincidence, says security...
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Cybercrime: "The attack surface has increased explosively"
In a latest Handelszeitung article, Nick Mayencourt examines the disproportionate rise of cybercrime due to the Corona pandemic and digitalisation...
"Fear, Terror and Panic": Huber & Suhner’s Cyber Attack
After Monday’s cyber attack on the industrial company Huber & Suhner which has affected its entire production facilities worldwide, including it’s...
Corona / COVID-19 and Cybersecurity in Swiss SMEs
Prof Marc K Peter from Dreamlab Technologies participated in a representative Swiss study on the impact of Corona/COVID-19 on Swiss Small and...
IT Security for SME ("IT-Sicherheit für KMU")
We are thrilled to announce that the leading Swiss publishing companies Beobachter and Handelszeitung will publish Dreamlab's practical guide to IT...
Sheila A. Berta, Head of Security Research, Interviewed For HelpNet Security
Sheila A. Berta spoke with HelpNet Security about her experience conducting investigations in areas like hardware hacking, car hacking, wireless...
Dreamlab's participation at (ISC)² Chapter Switzerland
Dreamlab will be participating at (ISC)² Chapter Switzerland, an event promoting the community and network specialists on information security working...
Dreamlab's participation at h4ck3d Security Conference
Our Head of Research Javier Perez and Security Consultant Ezequiel Fernandez will be presenting at h4ck3d Security Conference on November 11, 2020....
Dreamlab’s participation at SecTor
Our Head of Research, Sheila Ayelen Berta, will be presenting Defending Containers Like a Ninja: A Walk through the Advanced Security Features of...
Dreamlab’s participation at BSides Delhi
Our Security Consultant Daniel Isler took part of BSides Delhi where he presented “Old Still Cool”: 3 cases of mergers of classic Social Engineering...
