Recent company and industry news from Dreamlab Technologies:
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has noticed a notable increase in cybercrime incidents, such as phishing, fake websites, and malware, as evidenced by a growing number of reported cases. Among the various categories of cyber threats, fraud and phishing are the most prevalent.
The frequency and scale of cyberattacks is exploding, with attackers now employing highly automated professional approaches. Unfortunately, many businesses are failing to keep up with the ever-evolving threat landscape. With companies either underestimating their vulnerability or failing to grasp the full scope of the risks they face.
A leaked document from Russian software company NTC Vulkan has raised concerns about potential cyber threats to Swiss critical infrastructure.
In 2023, the Swiss Cyber Security Days (SCSD) will mark its fifth edition with some exciting changes.
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 upcoming fifth edition of the Swiss Cyber Security Days (SCSD) will be held in Bern on September 20th and 21st, 2023, with a specific emphasis on cybercrime.
Suissedigital has introduced an online Cybersecurity Test tailored specifically for Swiss SMEs. The test aims to help small and medium-sized enterprises evaluate their cybersecurity measures in the face of the ever evolving cyber threats.
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.
A recent article written by Dreamlab’s CEO Nicolas Mayencourt for KMU-Magazin highlights the increasing prevalence of cybercrime in Switzerland, with one in three Swiss companies falling victim to such attacks in 2021.
The secret group known as "Jorge" has been exposed for offering services to destabilise democracies through disinformation, raising concerns about potential threats to democracy.
