by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | News, NIS 2 Directive
In a digital era marked by increasingly interconnected information systems, healthcare has become one of the most exposed components of national critical infrastructure. Cyber attacks on medical information systems can delay or block treatment, compromise sensitive...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | News, NIS 2 Directive
Financial market infrastructures, meaning trading venues, central counterparties and clearing and settlement systems, run on platforms that must process large volumes of orders with latencies measured in milliseconds. A successful attack here does not affect a single...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | News, NIS 2 Directive
Credit institutions hold two things an attacker wants equally: money and trust. An incident that stops payments, takes down the ATM network or disrupts internet banking has an immediate and visible effect on customers, while one that compromises data integrity can go...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | News, NIS 2 Directive
Air, rail, water and road transport now depend on digital systems that coordinate movement in real time: air traffic management, electronic interlocking and rail signalling, vessel traffic services in ports, intelligent road transport systems. Unlike other sectors, a...
by CyberAID | Sep 9, 2026 | News, NIS 2 Directive
Energy is the most interconnected of all essential services: a fault at one point in the network cascades into transport, healthcare, water supply and communications. The digitalisation of generation, transmission and distribution has put SCADA systems and industrial...
