On the 11th of April, EU policymakers, industry and research organisations gathered in Brussels for the second Hermeneut Cyber Policy Lab. Consortium partner, the European Organisation for Security (EOS), hosted the workshop.
This event focused on […]
Cybertech is the cyber industry’s foremost B2B networking platform conducting industry-related events all around the globe, the go-to place to learn all about the latest technological innovations, threats, and solutions to combating threats within the […]
After the successful first edition, HERMENEUT invites you to join our 2nd workshop on insurance in cybersecurity, to be held on the 5th of March 2019 in Milan (IT).
The workshop aims at exploring three aspects […]
The experience from famous cyber-attacks affecting large corporations tells us that reputation is a very relevant part of their intangible assets that may be compromised because of such events. In this respect, crisis communication is a critical […]
The Hermeneut Consortium is pleased to invite you to our first Cyber-Policy Lab, where we will be examining EU healthcare’s cyberrisk.
Hermeneut focuses on creating a holistic, dynamic cybersecurity risk assessment model and approach to cost-benefit analysis […]
With an increasingly complex and interconnected world we need to reconsider our perception of risk as it applies to cyber threats. Traditional risk models rely heavily on probabilistic approaches, which demand stable distributions and almost complete knowledge of […]
Training, or better cyber training, of people in the organisations is a soft mitigation countermeasure useful to reduce the cyber risk. Cyber training has some unique characteristics versus training that need a broader discussion. It is […]
Today, information exchange is a core activity of worldwide companies, and intangible assets like information are at risk of cyberattacks. Intellectual Property Intensive industries must be prepared to protect them against cybercrime.
Hermeneut has developed a dynamic cybersecurity risk […]
On Friday morning, November 30, one of the largest hotel chains in the world, Marriott International, announced one of the largest data breaches in history. The company declared that unknown hackers had compromised the guest […]
Today, the elusiveness of targeted attacks (TAs) and the number of evasion tactics exploited by the ongoing cyberattacks are so significant that monolithic defence strategies are not efficient anymore. Successful attacks are built to stay […]
Cybercrime’s strategies are rapidly changing: cybercriminals are becoming more and more dynamic and well organised, with new business logics behind their attacks. To tackle this change cybersecurity professionals need new skills. In this video Cefriel […]
Economic assessment of intangible assets is a topic still open to investigation for the research community. And a relevant one, considering that cyberattacks are targeting more and more a company’s intangible assets (i.e. invisible, yet pervasive resources of […]
EU policy initiatives in the field of cybersecurity, but also in the broader context of a secure interconnected digital world, have grown exponentially over the past few years. Taking into account the rapid escalation of cyber-attacks and increasing […]
Cybercrime is targeting the health sector more and more due to the potential for financial or political gain, or to expose vulnerabilities by cybercriminals, hacktivists and political activists [1].
There is a growing demand for […]