Practical analysis on NIS-2, ISMS, AI governance and mid-market cybersecurity. From our client work and from OdySecure, the security platform by Cybervize.
70% of SMEs treat NIS2 as a compliance checkbox. But organizations that see it as a strategic lever can turn regulatory requirements into operational excellence and genuine resilience.
When 'everyone and no one' is responsible for NIS-2, implementation fails before it starts. Why ownership is the underestimated success factor and how a structured assessment creates clarity.
Humans are not getting worse at cybersecurity. AI is getting better at finding their mistakes. This fundamentally changes the rules of the game and makes resilient systems the most critical response.
Alexander Busse speaks at the CROSSBORDER CYBERSECURITY TOUR #2 in Saarbrücken on how NIS2 compliance can drive operational excellence. Why 70% of SMEs misjudge the regulation and how to turn it into a genuine competitive advantage.
OpenAI reveals: prompt injection attacks succeed despite protective mechanisms in 50 percent of cases. Why this is not a technical but a governance problem, and which five principles organizations should implement now.
Many mid-sized companies commit to Zero Trust until it becomes inconvenient. The real test does not happen in the concept document but in the permissions: Who has admin access, and why?
The attack on McKinsey's AI platform Lilli marks a new era: AI is no longer just a tool for attackers. It is the attacker itself. What this means for IT decision-makers in mid-market companies.
NIS-2 implementation rarely fails due to a lack of knowledge. It fails due to missing cadence and ownership in day-to-day operations. The Readiness Sprint addresses exactly these bottlenecks in six structured weeks.
The incident reporting process is one of the most underrated NIS-2 building blocks, not because it is complex, but because it must work under stress. What really matters and how to implement it.
NIS-2 incident reporting fails not because documentation is missing, but because the process breaks down under stress. What mid-sized businesses need to do now.
AI hallucinations are well known, but the real risk lies not in obvious errors, but in plausible outputs nobody questions. The Whisper model illustrates how statistical patterns can become a serious business threat.
Many organizations believe they are well prepared, until the auditor asks: can you prove that? This article explains the three types of evidence that matter in day-to-day operations.