Neuigkeiten von Dreamlab Technologies und der Industrie (in Englisch):
Dreamlab Technologies has identified 1.2 million potential vulnerabilities in Austria's cyberspace. Marc K. Peter, COO of Dreamlab Technologies, discussed the findings during a presentation titled "The Current Austrian Cyberspace - An Update" at the 2023 IKT Security conference in Linz, Austria.
Today, Austria's leading newspaper, Kronen Zeitung, has published an article discussing Dreamlab Technologies's recent country study, which revealed surprising statistics about Austria's current cybersecurity posture.
The stage is set for the IKT-Sicherheitskonferenz 2023, Austria's premier cybersecurity event, organised by the Federal Ministry of Defence, and which...
Recent findings from Check Point Research (CPR) highlight a pressing issue: a 65% increase in cyberattacks on Swiss corporate networks in 2021 alone. The focus was notably on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), as cautioned by Dreamlab Technologies CEO, Nicolas Mayencourt.
Our Senior Social Engineer Consultant, Daniel Isler, captivated a diverse audience with his recent talk at the Misinformation Village during this year's DEFCON31 conference.
Last June, a significant cyber incident took place when the cybercriminal group "Play" managed to infiltrate the IT company XPlain, successfully stealing critical federal administration data. Recently, this sensitive information has resurfaced on the darknet, where it is now accessible to interested parties seeking to obtain it.
Dreamlab Technologies is thrilled to announce their partnership with Stragart, a Swiss company specialising in the development and implementation of...
Nicolas Mayencourt, the founder and CEO of Dreamlab Technologies, recently shared his extensive industry experience and insights with the Swiss Venture Club (SVC).
Switzerland is facing a significant cyber threat as hackers target educational and healthcare institutions, authorities, and other organisations.
Switzerland faced a wave of cyberattacks this week, causing disruption to various government websites, city portals, and key platforms like the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB), Geneva Airport, and Switzerland Tourism.
