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Posted on September 8, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent developments show how cyber risk can exploit trust at several levels: professional relationships, technology providers, internet infrastructure, mobile devices, and third-party service agreements. A long-running campaign against French notaries reportedly diverted tens of millions of euros through manipulated financial transactions, […]
Posted on September 1, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent incidents show how cyber risk continues to affect the digital services people and organisations rely on every day, from airports and government platforms to tourism businesses and developer infrastructure. A major breach at Manchester Airports Group exposed information linked to […]
Posted on August 25, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent incidents and regulatory developments show how cybersecurity decisions can quickly affect public trust, essential services, industrial operations, and individual rights. A major breach in Latvia exposed records linked to a significant share of the population, Berlin authorities isolated two government […]
Posted on August 18, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent developments show how quickly cyber risk can move from a technical weakness into a wider privacy, operational, or national-security concern. France confirmed a significant compromise of taxpayer data, Poland began investigating a breach at a healthcare software provider potentially affecting […]
Posted on August 11, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent developments show how cyber risk is increasingly crossing organisational and technical boundaries, from industrial control environments and public-sector websites to logistics providers and recruitment processes. This week’s incidents reinforce a familiar but important lesson: resilience depends on understanding where systems […]
Posted on August 6, 2026
With the arrival of the NIS2 Directive, the cybersecurity landscape in Europe is experiencing an enormous change. All organizations that will operate in sectors of high importance would have to upgrade their governance, be cyber resilient, and adhere to strict security regulations. As a cybersecurity professional, compliance manager, IT professional, consultant, or auditor, it is […]
Posted on August 6, 2026
With all these developments and changes in the business world in terms of cyber security threats, regulation changes, and increased customer expectations, information security standards such as ISO/IEC 27001 have gained importance to create a system that will ensure protection of information assets and increase trust in the organization. Individuals interested in gaining experience and […]
Posted on August 4, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent incidents show how cyber exposure can spread through trusted systems that organisations rely on every day, including public ownership registers, advertising technology, professional databases, hospitality networks, and cross-border communications infrastructure. The week also brings an important shift in AI oversight. […]
Posted on July 28, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent developments show how cyber risk is moving beyond traditional IT boundaries and into supplier platforms, connected vehicles, healthcare procurement, operational technology, AI systems, and trusted communication services. The common challenge is control. Compromised supplier credentials can expose sensitive engineering data, […]
Posted on July 21, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, recent developments are showing how cyber risk can spread through third-party providers, AI data pipelines, remote-access appliances, critical public infrastructure, and the digital platforms organisations increasingly depend on. The common challenge is not simply preventing an initial compromise, but maintaining control […]
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