by Jesper Kråkhede, Sweden
Posted in Business, Security Architecture on Oct 29th, 2025
Everyone wants to introduce AI. Few talk about what it is supposed to run on. AI assistants and agents work with the data and permissions they get. In many organisations, that data lives in file shares with access rights nobody has reviewed in ten years, in SharePoint sites shared with ‘everyone’, in old systems without […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Oct 15th, 2025
A few weeks ago, travellers at several of Europe´s largest airports had their check-in done by hand. The airports hadn´t been attacked directly. The shared system that many airlines use for check-in, boarding and baggage had been hit by ransomware at its supplier. At one airport it took more than two weeks before the central […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Oct 8th, 2025
For years, vulnerability management has meant a long list. Thousands of missing patches and misconfigurations, sorted by severity score. The teams work through it, the list never ends, and the attackers still get in through something that was ranked medium. Exposure management is a different way of looking at it. Instead of a list, it […]