Márk Szabó, PR and security Writer at ESET warns gamblers and dealers that whether they’re in Vegas or Monte Carlo, their wallets are not the only ones at risk of running on empty.
Tomáš Foltyn, security writer at ESET, warns that cybercriminals waste no time in launching attacks aimed at cashing in on the frenzy around the latest big thing – plus, what else to know before using DeepSeek.
Phil Muncaster, guest writer at ESET, emphasizes don’t roll the dice on your online safety – watch out for bogus sports betting apps and other traps commonly set by scammers
Kerry Brock, Vice President of Sales for Healthcare RTLS at HID, discusses the growing importance of Real-Time Location Systems in healthcare, focusing on improving security, operational efficiency, and patient safety.
Thomas Decker, VP of Product Marketing Finance at Linxens, highlights key issues surrounding the use of biometric data, particularly how individuals can regain control over their data and the challenges posed by cloud-based systems.
Milton Plet, SVP and Head of Securitas’ Data Center Group, shares five trends shaping data center security in 2025, from evolving officer roles and advanced technologies to sustainability and strategic partnerships.
Phil Muncaster, guest writer at ESET, explains that buying a pre-owned phone doesn’t have to mean compromising your security – take these steps to enjoy the benefits of cutting-edge technology at a fraction of the cost.
Sam Cherif emphasizes the rising adoption of biometrics in the GCC, highlighting its role in enhancing security, streamlining authentication, and supporting sustainable development goals across government, healthcare, and aviation sectors.
Roman Cuprik, Content Writer at ESET, explains that authentication mechanisms are vital aspects of cybersecurity that deserve adequate protection, but their increasing complexity makes them easier targets.
Márk Szabó, Security Writer at ESET, warns of a new threat emerging from the digital graveyard: out-of-support devices falling under the control of malicious actors.
Tony Anscombe, Chief Security Evangelist at ESET, advises organizations, including those that weren’t struck by the CrowdStrike incident, should resist the temptation to attribute the IT meltdown to exceptional circumstances