The Swiss Parliamentary Group Cyber
What does digital sovereignty mean in the context of the Federal Council's "Digital Switzerland" strategy?
What approaches and measures are being pursued by the public sector?

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What does digital sovereignty mean in the context of the Federal Council's "Digital Switzerland" strategy?
What approaches and measures are being pursued by the public sector?
The International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX) is one of the world's largest defence exhibitions, providing a platform for organisations to showcase their products, technologies, and services in the defence industry.
The International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX) is the only international defence exhibition in the MENA region showcasing the latest technology across land, sea and air sectors of defence.
As the digitalisation of companies and homes increases, hackers are growing in number. As a result, IT security experts are in great demand.
For the first time, cyberattacks have appear in the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Risks Report. The 1,200 experts and executives surveyed consider...
As part of the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition, a multistakeholder alliance launched by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to foster...
Bern, 17 October 2022: The critical Fortinet vulnerability CVE-2022-40684, which has been known for ten days, allows hackers to log into vulnerable...
Bern, Switzerland — 11 October 2022 — Dreamlab Technologies, a leader and source of constant innovation in cybersecurity solutions and services,...
Dreamlab Technologies is pleased to have become a cyber-safe.ch label partner. The label aims to break down the barriers preventing entry into the...
Bern and Vienna, 14 September 2022 - At the ICT Security Conference 2022 (IKT-Sicherheitskonferenz) in Vienna, the Swiss cybersecurity company Dreamlab Technologies AG presented a scientific scan of the Austrian cyber dimension, i.e., all devices, firewalls, and servers connected to the public internet. Over one million potential vulnerabilities were identified in the Austrian cyberspace.