Software supply chain security: architectural isolation for NIS2 compliance
Protecting critical infrastructure from third-party code threats and ensuring NIS2 compliance by shifting from reactive ...
NIS2 is the EU directive on cyber resilience for essential and important sectors, strengthening requirements for risk, incident and supply-chain management.
Protecting critical infrastructure from third-party code threats and ensuring NIS2 compliance by shifting from reactive ...
NIS2 compliance for software supply chain security requires moving from reactive vulnerability scanning to built-in arch...
We examine why classic network segmentation fails to meet NIS2 requirements and how an application-level architectural a...
How to protect legacy BSS/OSS systems in compliance with the NIS2 directive using the TM Forum ODA architectural model a...
NIS2 compliance requires moving from paper-based compliance to architectural resilience. Microsegmentation and security ...
How to balance technical cyberattack containment with strict compliance reporting requirements during the critical first...
Geopatriation and sovereign cloud are emerging as responses to regulatory requirements and cyber risks. This article exp...
The transition to hybrid infrastructures has rendered the traditional network perimeter obsolete. Oleh Kravchenko explai...
CERT-UA warns of the activation of UAC-0057 with new tools OYSTERFRESH, OYSTERSHUCK, and OYSTERBLUES, requiring public o...
A critical zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2026-35273, in Oracle PeopleSoft has been exploited by the ShinyHunters group to ...
CERT-UA has reported on new tooling used by the UAC-0057 group. We examine the technical aspects of OYSTERFRESH, OYSTERS...
A vulnerability in Microsoft 365 Android apps allows account token theft via a residual debug flag, necessitating immedi...