Posted on July 14, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, cyber risk is increasingly shaped by state-backed activity, cloud exposure, ransomware disruption, AI-driven change, and stronger regulatory pressure on critical digital services. This week’s developments show a clear pattern: attackers and regulators are both focusing on the systems organisations depend on […]
Posted on July 8, 2026
In view of the growing number of cyber-attacks and strict regulatory compliance requirements, individuals who possess knowledge and skills in information security are highly sought after today. Taking the self-paced ISO 27001 courses is therefore a great idea that will help you enhance your auditing and compliance skills while keeping your schedule flexible. As an […]
Posted on July 8, 2026
There are several reasons why the cybersecurity industry is one of the best industries. Such include the growth in cyber threats, compliance issues, and the overall digital transformation witnessed in different sectors. Organizations including financial service providers, healthcare facilities, the government, and technology companies require cybersecurity experts. While cybersecurity courses continue to be popular, many […]
Posted on July 7, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. Across Europe, cyber risk continues to evolve at the intersection of trust, governance, and geopolitical pressure. Recent incidents show how attackers are increasingly targeting trusted individuals, platforms, and information channels, while organisations face growing exposure through cloud services, data flows, and digital dependencies. […]
Posted on June 30, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. This week highlights how Europe’s cyber risk is increasingly shaped by criminal infrastructure, public-sector exposure, ransomware pressure, and hostile-state activity. From Operation Endgame’s disruption of malware infrastructure to cyberattacks affecting public institutions and messaging accounts, the message is clear: attackers are exploiting the […]
Posted on June 23, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense. This week highlights how cyber risk across Europe is being shaped by three key forces: attacks on critical industries, hostile-state pressure on essential services, and the rapid rise of AI-enabled cyber capabilities. From a major extortion claim targeting a leading pharmaceutical company to […]
Posted on June 19, 2026
Regulations pertaining to cybersecurity have become quite essential today due to several reasons such as the emergence of new threats to cybersecurity, the increased compliance requirements as well as accountability in the field. The NIS2 Directive from the European Union is an important development that would increase cybersecurity resilience in important and critical sectors. The […]
Posted on June 19, 2026
Today, cyber threats are getting sophisticated, increasing in frequency, and causing more damage than ever before for companies all around the world. Whether it is due to ransomware attacks, phishing attacks, or even an insider threat, there are many different types of risks that companies have to worry about. This is why many companies have […]
Posted on June 16, 2026
Dear Valued Clients, Welcome to this week’s cybersecurity digest from Make Sense, your trusted partner in building measurable resilience across Europe’s digital, operational, and regulatory ecosystems. This week’s developments show how cyber risk is increasingly shaped by institutional trust, software supply chains, third-party dependencies, and the infrastructure that enables criminal activity. From European law enforcement […]
Posted on June 11, 2026
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of speaking at the AI Governance Imperative conference organized by ISACA Belgrade. I arrived expecting to speak about AI risks. I left thinking much more about human responsibility. The event brought together people interested in AI governance, risk management, security, compliance, and digital trust. But what stayed with me most […]
