In an increasingly digital world, cybersecurity is no longer optional – it’s business-critical. Yet many companies still neglect adequate investment in IT security, often due to cost concerns

In today's dynamic world, artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly gaining in importance. With the EU-wide AI Act coming into force on August 1, 2024, companies are now obliged to adapt to new regulations.

Digitalization is a decisive factor for the success of companies in today's business world. However, digital transformation can be a challenge for small and medium-sized companies in particular.

In today's digital world, protecting information is becoming increasingly important. Cyber attacks are becoming more sophisticated and the amount of data is growing exponentially. Companies are faced with the challenge of protecting sensitive information around the clock.

Good thoughts and impulses from the event "With great power comes great responsibility - An update on the legal implications of artificial intelligence" as part of the #DKF2024 in Munich under the motto "Artificial Intelligence and financial information: the race is on"

Our days are shaped by networking and digital communication. In our everyday working lives, in our leisure time, and especially now, as many people are working from home, cloud solutions have become an indispensable standard.

Directive brings significant changes for cybersecurity in Europe with the NIS2. With the revision of the previous Network and Information Security Directive (NIS Directive), essential aspects of information security come into play.

Data protection is essential. Many website operators are currently receiving warnings from a law firm for alleged violations of the General Data Protection Regulation.

Data protection scandals of previous years have imprinted themselves on the collective consciousness of users. Consequently, user expectations concerning the security of digital communication are experiencing a noticeable decline.

Since April 1, it has been possible to apply for an interesting subsidy: investment subsidies in the field of cybersecurity. Investment projects in the field of IT and cybersecurity are eligible for funding. This includes hardware and software as well as service hours. It is important that the project involves a new investment that must be capitalized. Interestingly, this subsidy also covers the running costs for licences for IT security solutions. Especially in the current situation, where attacks are becoming more frequent, it makes a lot of sense to invest in IT security. We therefore advise everyone to apply for this subsidy! These projects must have a monetary scope of €2,000–50,000. Up to 40% of the costs are covered. We can discuss the possibilities in a short conversation and help with the submission.