This month, Devoteam Cyber Trust has produced a Report outlining 10 Cybersecurity Trends for 2026: an essential guide for organisations to prepare for the challenges of the coming year in an increasingly digital, automated, and global world.
With the arrival of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, e-commerce is preparing for an exponential increase in sales — coinciding with one of the busiest periods for cybercrime.
Cybersecurity has ceased to be merely a technical subject and is now a management priority that ensures the continuity and sustainable growth of organisations and society, in an era where services, critical infrastructures, and citizens’ digital lives rely on reliable and secure systems.
In 2024, more than 33 million malicious attacks on mobile devices were blocked, according to the Kaspersky Security Network. Nowadays, we use our mobile phone for practically everything — from accessing the bank, working, shopping online or simply chatting, which makes it essential to understand the risks.
In September 2023, MGM Resorts—one of the world’s largest hotel and casino groups—fell victim to a cyberattack that disrupted operations for nearly a week. The incident affected iconic properties including the Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, and Mandalay Bay.
Between 4 and 6 June, Strasbourg hosted over 500 cybersecurity and legal cooperation experts from more than 100 countries during the 15th edition of the Octopus Conference, organised by the Council of Europe.