CYBERSECURITY IS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH TECHNOLOGY: PROTECTING NETWORKS AND DEVICES, DEPLOYING ANTIVIRUS SOLUTIONS, DETECTING ATTACKS, USING STRONG PASSWORDS AND IMPLEMENTING MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION. YET EVEN THE...
Following the completion of the Tallinn Cyber Capacity-Building Fellowship Programme 2026, the Digital Resilience Association (DRA) is pleased to share key insights from the programme...
The Digital Resilience Association is taking part in the international Tallinn Cyber Capacity-Building Fellowship Programme 2026, organized by the e-Governance Academy and the Ministry of...
“Isn’t everything already fine?” is the most common question before an audit starts. And “not quite” is the most common answer afterward — not because...
81% of hacking-related breaches involve weak or stolen passwords — this figure traces back to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) 2020 and has remained...
When it comes to protecting a company, most executives think first about buying a stronger antivirus, firewall, or monitoring system. The logic feels intuitive: technology...
Continuing our “Cybersecurity in Numbers” series — this installment addresses one of the most persistent misconceptions among small and medium business owners: “we’re too small...
“Please pay this urgently, I’m in a meeting and can’t talk” — if your company’s accountant has ever received a message like this, they’re not...
We’re launching a new series on the Association’s website — “Cybersecurity in Numbers.” Each installment breaks down a single statistic that helps clarify what’s actually...
Cybersecurity remains one of the few areas of IT where demand consistently outpaces the supply of skilled professionals. According to the World Economic Forum, information...
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