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When you see a padlock icon on a website, or your company announces, “We’re fully compliant with XYZ standard,” it’s easy to feel safe. These signals are meant to reassure us that the other person takes security very seriously.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has overtaken personal lives and workplaces alike. Headlines now promise that AI will catch hackers before they strike, detect threats faster than humans, and make our digital lives safer.

In some ways, that’s true.

Many workplaces have implemented Zero Trust policies. Does yours have one? Do you know what that term really means?

At its core, the idea sounds simple: never trust, always verify. That basically means that, instead of believing that everyone and everything on your company network is safe, every request for access must be checked, verified, and logged.

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You hear warnings about phishing, ransomware, malware, but there’s another threat that often flies under the radar: Spoofing.

It’s where someone pretends to be someone (or something) they’re not. They do this by faking numbers, websites, or identities.

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Tax season is stressful enough on its own. Now, some California residents face an extra headache: A wave of smartphone scams (also known as smishing campaigns) designed to trick hardworking taxpayers into handing over sensitive information.

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When people think of Switzerland, they often imagine highlights like chocolate, watches and data privacy. In fact, technology companies have long recognized the country as a hub for strong digital protections.

That landscape is now changing with a proposed update to the VÜPF (Ordinance on the Surveillance of Postal and Telecommunications Traffic).

While the debate rages inside Switzerland, the implications of the legislation extend well beyond its borders.

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In September 2025, a California jury ordered Google to pay more than $425M for collecting personal data from nearly 100M mobile users and 174M devices…even after those users had “opted out” of sharing data.

On the surface, this looks like just another big tech company in legal troubles for flouting the law.

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Do you how to spot suspicious behavior in your day-to-day work? Although we all rely on technology daily, many people still think that cybersecurity and preventing breaches is solely the responsibility of the IT department.

That couldn’t be further from the truth.

Nowadays, businesses face multiple cybersecurity challenges that can cripple operations if not properly managed. From malware that damages systems to phishing scams that steal sensitive data, this guide highlights the most common cyberthreats and offers practical steps for safeguarding your business. Implementing strong protection measures, such as training your team and leveraging external IT experts, can help mitigate risks and prevent costly disruptions.

Mobile security risks are on the rise, but protecting your business against such threats doesn’t have to be daunting. This article explores proven strategies to protect your organization’s devices, including securing connections with virtual private networks (VPNs), choosing privacy-focused apps, and avoiding suspicious downloads. With the following tips, you can effectively safeguard your company’s mobile devices from cyberthreats.