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6 - 8 October 2020 // Nuremberg
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Coronavirus and the digital world: cyber criminals ride high on the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is adding to the security problems that many companies face, as hackers seize the opportunity to launch huge attack campaigns. Security agencies sound the alarm.
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More security in the home office
Switching to work from a home office has brought a number of security shortcomings to light. Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has published a number of recommendations.
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Security Technologies at it-sa 2019: Hypes, Trends and Innovative Start-ups
At it-sa 2019, the exhibitors presented new technologies such as CASB and bot mitigation, in reaction to changed forms of attack. The Munich-based start-up IDEE won the UP19@it-sa Award.
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Security outsourcing as a means against the shortage of specialists?
In many SMEs there is a lack of expertise and personnel. The purchase of services is a suitable solution. But it is not always as simple as it seems.
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New standards for cybersecurity in cars
Cyber-attacks on cars threaten traffic safety. New standards and test procedures are necessary but are only being established very gradually.
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