Without a full-time CISO, a Swiss SME still has to cover the security officer role. What it involves — technical, educational, judgment — and three steps to own it.
Why your employees are your cybersecurity's first line of defence, not the weak link to blame. Three security awareness habits to set up this week.
Passwords, phishing, privacy: the habits your children learn at home also protect your business. A calm, practical guide for a Swiss SME.
Alone with your inbox, your backups and your passwords? Freelance cybersecurity comes down to three realistic habits — no budget, no IT department.
Ethical hacker, red team, penetration test: what an authorised attacker reveals about your Swiss SME's security, and where to start without being a large company.
SOC analyst, pentester, CISO, consultant: a clear guide to cybersecurity roles so your SME knows exactly who to turn to.
Phishing, ransomware, MFA, VPN, zero-day, nFADP: the words of cybersecurity explained in plain language for an SME leader who isn't an IT specialist.
Final part of the series: compliance is not security, and "we'll deal with it if it happens" is not a plan. Two myths to unpack, three moves for a Swiss SME.
Two myths that expose Swiss SMEs: believing your IT provider handles everything, and assuming a cyberattack would be obvious. The habits to put in place this week.
Is a complicated password enough? Is the cloud riskier than your own server? We take apart two cybersecurity myths that leave Swiss SMEs exposed.
Two cybersecurity myths — “my team pays attention” and “we have backups” — and the concrete steps to close these blind spots in a Swiss SME.
Too small to interest a hacker? Antivirus is enough? Two cybersecurity myths that expose Swiss SMEs, debunked, with three concrete steps to take this week.