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Think Before You Click – Cybersecurity Awareness for EveryoneWhether you’re casually browsing or handling sensitive information, one careless click can have serious consequences. Cybercriminals often use phishing emails and malicious links to steal data or install malware. Stay vigilant and…

National information – rotecting Small Businesses in Greece – Cybersecurity Matters! Small businesses are the backbone of Greece’s economy, but they’re increasingly becoming targets for cybercriminals. It’s time to take a proactive approach to safeguard your business! Start with these…

Stay Safe Online – Cybersecurity Tips for Everyday LifeCyber threats are increasing, and staying informed is your best defense! Protect your personal data, avoid phishing scams, and strengthen your online security.Did you know? Over 80% of data breaches are caused…

As of 27 November 2024, Greece has implemented the new Greek Cybersecurity Law, aligning with the EU’s NIS2 Directive to enhance cybersecurity across all sectors.Key Highlights:✅ Broader scope of affected entities✅ Mandatory risk management measures✅ Enhanced reporting obligations✅ Significant penalties…

Cyber Safe Senior – Workpackage 3 in Full Swing!In the Cyber Safe Senior project, partners are hard at work on Workpackage 3, which focuses on developing innovative modules and analyzing real-life scenarios (improv cases) to enhance the digital safety of…

As the digital world expands, so do the challenges of keeping systems and data secure. Across Europe, new cybersecurity regulations are setting the foundation for a more resilient digital environment. Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA): Focuses on ensuring financial institutions…

Presentation of the Cyber Safe Senior Project at the Roundtable “Informed = Safe”!We’re thrilled to share that Simbioza successfully organized a roundtable discussion titled Informed = Safe – Security Challenges Brought by Digitalization, where we proudly introduced the Cyber Safe…

Attack over Wi-Fi networks (private and public) – how to protect yourself:Use strong passwords: Secure your Wi-Fi network with a strong, unique password. Remember not to use obvious passwords, such as name, surname, date of birth or other easy-to-guess character…

Surveyour feedback will help make the internet safer for seniors!We invite all individuals aged 55+ to complete an anonymous survey about how safe you feel online. Your responses will help us assess the effectiveness of our Cyber Safe Senior project…

Consequences of not recognizing the threatSTEP 1: Attack on the Wi-Fi network in a public placePhilip uses the public Wi-Fi network in the restaurant to check his e-mail. The lack of appropriate security measures, such as the lack of two-factor…