Recent company and industry news from Dreamlab Technologies:
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.
In a recent article for SicherheitsForum, the leading Swiss trade journal for security, Mischa Obrecht, Cybersecurity Specialist, and Jacek...
In a recent interview with IT Markt, Dreamlab Technologies’ CEO Nicolas Mayencourt explained the latest findings of CyObs, the Dreamlab’s cyber radar...
Blackmailing via ransomware, hacking, phishing, etc. - how does a company protect itself against the rapidly increasing number of cyberattacks? More and more often, private individuals and companies are being attacked. The media regularly reports incidents and the associated financial and reputational damage that comes with these security breaches.
Dreamlab Technologies celebrated its second anniversary in the APAC region on Wednesday, 18 May 2022, recording two years of growth and progress.
The shortage of skilled workers has led to "salary excesses" among sought-after IT experts. This was highlighted a few weeks ago by Peter Lieber,...
Members of Cyber Battalion 42, the Cyber Staff and participants in the army's cyber course are sitting in front of screens, rehearsing thousands of...
The same warning comes again and again: Switzerland isn’t taking cybersecurity seriously enough. In a ranking by the International Telecommunication...
Nicolas Mayencourt discusses cybercriminality in a recent interview for La Télé, a regional television channel from Fribourg. He explains how the...
From doctors' cabinets to local authorities and universities, computer attacks seem to be on the rise everywhere in French-speaking Switzerland. For...
