Artificial Intelligence (AI) is disrupting various aspects and sectors of our society. This technology, which is here to stay and continues to evolve, initially aimed to make our lives easier and provide support in areas where the execution of certain manual tasks required too much effort, time, and money to accomplish

Did you know that the holiday season is one of the most critical times in terms of cybersecurity for individuals? During summer break, there's so much to plan (flights, hotels, activities, meals...) that we tend to forget about cybersecurity. Here are five easy tips to keep everything secure.

Pharmaceutical giant Novartis fell victim to a cyberattack. (Clarín, June 2022)

In previous posts, we already mentioned that ransomware attacks increased by 500% in 2019. It is one of the most frequent types of malware that companies and users have to constantly battle.

In 2023, Spain was one of the countries with the most phishing attacks. Many companies and individuals fell victim to some form of cyberattack through email, resulting in the loss of confidential information due to credential and password theft.

"In Spain, there are more than 9,100 professional influencers with over 100,000 followers on one of the existing social media platforms: TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, or Twitch. 900 of them have reached one million followers." Tubular Labs.

The Cyber Preparedness Report 2022 states that last year, half of the Spanish companies (51%) fell victim to cyberattacks more than 84 times.

Google has caused quite a stir with the launch of the new top-level domains (TLDs) .zip and .mov. After the introduction of this novelty, a wide debate has arisen about the potential dangers that could accompany these extensions.

Advisory and consulting firms handle and collect a large amount of data and confidential information that could be vulnerable in the event of a cyberattack.

The loss of files and data, whether due to accidental deletion or the entry of a virus into our system or device, is very common. With the years we have spent in the world of cybersecurity and IT solutions, we have realized that data recovery services or Disaster Recovery continue to be in high demand.

Currently, 94% of users use mobile phones to connect to the Internet, according to the AIMC. A very relevant but worrying figure at the same time. Those of us who work in computer security are aware that mobile security is not usually the same as computer security.