February 2023 Newsletter

Highlights

What's New

Anticipatory proactivity in the business environment through a Cyber Intelligence SOC

The webinar from February 2 is now available, in which our cyber intelligence expert explains how to anticipate and prevent security problems in a business environment thanks to cyber intelligence.   

Proactivity is key to mitigating these risks, but how can we make our organization stronger against current threats?

TikTok and accounts of women allegedly fleeing the war in Ukraine: cyber scams on dozens of profiles, porn sites, and OnlyFans

Our Cyber Intelligence Manager Carlos Seisdedos participates as a cybersecurity and cybercrime expert in the Fundación Maldita.es article where they talk about the cyber scams detected in internet profiles of women allegedly fleeing the war.

This 2023 we start fresh

We are starting the year 2023 fresh! We have renewed our website and our academy, now also with designs adaptable to tablets, mobiles, and PCs.    

 

Unpacking the main updates of the NIS2 Directive

On December 27, 2022, the new NIS2 Directive was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Our colleague Albert Moner explains to us in this article what the main updates of this NIS2 Directive are.

Information Security in the era of Quantum Computing

New article on our blog, where our colleague Jose Antonio Prieto Carballo talks to us about information security in the era of Quantum computing.

PCI DSS v4.0 – SAQ Update

The PCI DSS v3.2.1 standard was updated to v4.0 last March 2022, so currently, we are in a transition period between both versions, this included each SAQ, which were updated to reflect the changes in PCI DSS.   

What changes can we find in the new version 4.0 of the SAQs? Our colleague Alberto Villar Arévalo explains it to us in detail in this article!

Payment fraud. Part III - Delivery I: Innovations in payment cards and banking systems for security

This third article, which in turn is divided into three parts, closes the publication "Payment fraud". In it, the improvements that payment cards have been incorporating over time are introduced. It may be common to think that the only changes brought have been, first, the appearance of the EMV chip to make payments with the PIN, and, second, contactless technology to make contactless payments. But this is not the case, there are other updates available at the disposal of the cardholder, and many others are being tested, certified, and approved, so they will arrive soon.

Most Read

Spanish companies will invest in cybersecurity, the cloud, and application development

It is expected that the investment in cybersecurity, cloud, and application development by Spanish companies for 2023 will be 25% (two points more than in 2022). Sectors such as pharmaceutical, financial, and energy are the most active in this technological commitment.    
 

Italy suffers a massive cyberattack that could have affected other European and North American countries

Italy suffers a massive cyberattack that could have even affected other European and North American countries. Experts from the National Cybersecurity Agency (ACN) speak of a ransomware attack that would have had as its goal to attack the VMware ESXi servers, which recently presented an apparent vulnerability to similar incidents in the past.  
 

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