Critical infrastructure
The Camembert Didn't Melt on Its Own
A critical infrastructure cyberattack heated the fridges of hundreds of French supermarkets. Why Spain is already on the list and what NIS2 demands.
Insights
Insights
Analysis on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and risk governance for boards and executives.
Training
Back to School (Cybersecurity Edition)
Three ways to get up to speed with cybersecurity training this year: a jargon-free course for executives and two master's degrees, on campus and online.
Hacktivism
The Story of the Little Hacktivist
A Correos phishing scam, the fraudster's own webshell and a hacktivist who switched it off. Why hacking back isn't legal, however fair it may seem.
Cyberwarfare
Echoes of Cyberwar
NIS2, fines for executives, NoName057(16) and Z Pentest Alliance: a cyberwar 4,000 km away can leave a Spanish company dead in the water.
Online fraud
New Year's Cyber Resolutions
Online fraud will remain one of the most reported crimes. Tips to start the year: common sense, INCIBE's 017, secure payments and two-factor auth.
Mental health
Take Care of Yourself, Please. Technology and Mental Health
91% of cybersecurity leaders suffer moderate or high stress. On World Mental Health Day I talk about technology, distress and habits.
Geopolitics
Hacking Venezuela's Elections
Indra, Smartmatic, ExClé and CANTV: a look at the tech behind the Venezuela election hack claims, and why slowing the tally sheets changes no votes.
Future of work
Remote Work Is Dead
Sam Altman, Elon Musk and the return to the office versus the Stanford and Pittsburgh studies: why I think we still need to adapt to remote work.
Espionage
Pegasus, the Best and Only Spyware
Pegasus is not the only one: FinFisher, HackingTeam, Predator or Cytrox. A look at the European spyware business, zero-days and spying through ads.
Artificial intelligence
Barefaced Scams
From the 24 million lost on a video call to sextortion and propaganda: how criminals use deepfake technology and what we can do about it.
Artificial intelligence
With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
6% of employees paste sensitive data into ChatGPT. Samsung, Apple and banks restrict it. The risks of generative AI in business and the OWASP LLM Top 10.