Cyber ​​Culture

Zero-day attacks exploit vulnerabilities unknown to developers, affecting software and systems before they can be repaired. These silent attacks pose a serious threat to critical infrastructure such as transportation and healthcare, requiring advanced detection and protection strategies to minimize potential damage.

In 2025, mobile app security is crucial to protect personal data and comply with regulations such as the Digital Services Act and the NIS2 Directive. Businesses and users must take proactive measures, such as multifactor authentication and updates, while regulators implement standards to ensure a secure and resilient digital ecosystem.

In 2025, AI is central to cybersecurity, detecting threats and automating defenses, but also used by cybercriminals for sophisticated attacks. Vulnerabilities such as data poisoning require new security approaches, training, and collaboration between companies and governments to protect and ensure ethical and resilient use of AI.

Deepfakes are photos, videos and audio created thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) software which, starting from real content (images and audio), are able to modify or recreate, in an extremely realistic way, the characteristics and movements of a face or a body and to faithfully imitate a given voice. So irresponsible use of this technology can damage people's reputation or spread false information.

Ransomware is an increasingly fearsome threat, it can cause significant financial damage, business disruption and loss of critical data, so investing in prevention can be much more beneficial than the costs deriving from an attack. Implementing preventive measures such as regular backups and security software can save you a significant amount of money.

Defensive security is a discipline that deals with protecting computer systems from external attacks through the use of various security techniques and strategies. The objective of defensive security is to ensure the security of systems and sensitive information, preventing them from being compromised or stolen by cybercriminals.

The mobility sector is not immune to threats and risks: attacks occur daily and can have a devastating impact on the country's economy, limiting travel and operations. In the most serious cases they risk causing accidents. Therefore, ensuring cybersecurity in transportation systems is paramount

Defensive security is a discipline that deals with protecting computer systems from external attacks through the use of various security techniques and strategies. The objective of defensive security is to ensure the security of systems and sensitive information, preventing them from being compromised or stolen by cybercriminals.

Cyber ​​attacks of all kinds are now happening every day and increasingly. The NIS Directive fits into this scenario.

Investors are increasingly considering cyber security issues as an integral part of analyzing companies' environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors. Cybersecurity is in fact an important issue because, in addition to being a matter of data security, it can also have negative impacts on the environmental and social sustainability of an organization.