Zero Trust: Sicherheitsmodell, das grundsätzlich keine Vertrauensstellung annimmt – jeder Zugriff wird verifiziert, unabhängig von Netzwerkstandort oder Benutzeridentität.
3 min Reading Time From AI-powered attacks and post-quantum cryptography to a wave of security regulations – these seven trends will define the cybersecurity landscape in 2026. For security decision-makers,... Read article
2 min Reading Time What will the IT security landscape look like in 2030? Autonomous AI agents in the SOC, the largest cryptography overhaul in history, and the CISO as... Read article
4 min Reading Time Verification is a fundamental principle of modern IT security. In media planning, this logic is often missing. Impressions, reach, and placements suggest activity but rarely provide... Read article
1 min Reading Time Classic network segmentation divides the network into zones – DMZ, production, office. Within each zone, communication is free. Microsegmentation goes a step further: It controls traffic... Read article
An insurance corporation with 8,000 employees migrated its network architecture to Zero Trust in 18 months. The results: 73% fewer VPN support tickets and a measurably reduced attack surface. TL;DR... Read article
Zero Trust is not a product you buy, but a strategy you implement. Many companies fail not because of the technology, but because of the implementation. These are the seven... Read article
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) was long considered the silver bullet against account compromise. But attackers have caught up: Adversary-in-the-Middle proxies intercept MFA tokens in real-time, MFA-fatigue attacks harass users until they... Read article
VPNs were the standard for secure remote access for 20 years. However, VPNs trust the entire network once the connection is established – a paradigm that no longer works in... Read article
In a perimeterless world, identity is the last reliable control point. Yet reality tells a different story: Over 60 percent of all breaches begin with compromised credentials – not because... Read article
