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  1. SecPoint® March 2026 Price List is available

    The March 2026 price list for the Protector™ Firewall and Penetrator™ Vulnerability Scanner is available for download.

    ✔ Simplified Protector™ editions
    ✔ Cleaner licensing models
    ✔ Optimized product tiers
    ✔ Available in USD ($) and EUR (€)

    Valid from 1 March 2026.

    Click to log in to the SecPoint® VIP Lounge and download:
    vip.secpoint.com

    #SecPoint #CyberSecurity #Protector #Penetrator #EuropeanCybersecurity

  2. 🇪🇺 What does “Cybersecurity Made in EU” actually mean for your organization?

    When working with SecPoint, being recognized under the Cybersecurity Made in EU label is not about marketing.

    It means:

    • European ownership and governance
    • Development and support from within Europe
    • No hidden foreign backdoors
    • No exposure to non-EU jurisdiction risks
    Download the latest SecPoint Penetrator & Protector vip.secpoint.com/

    #SecPoint #CyberSecurity #CyberSecurityMadeinEU #EuropeanCybersecurity

  3. A threat actor claims exfiltration of 331MB (734,160 lines) of sensitive personnel data from CNRS, France’s national research institution.

    Alleged exposure includes:
    • SSNs
    • RIB bank details
    • Employment status and contract types
    • Organizational assignments
    • Legacy recruitment records (pre-2006)

    CNRS reports the impacted server was isolated and regulatory bodies were notified.
    If validated, this incident underscores:
    – Risks associated with legacy HR systems
    – Long-term data retention exposure
    – Financial fraud potential
    – Identity theft amplification risk

    What containment and notification strategy would you prioritize in a case involving decades-old personnel records?

    Source: x.com/DarkWebInformer/status/2

    Engage below.

    Follow @technadu for structured threat intelligence updates.

    #Infosec #ThreatIntelligence #DataLeak #GDPR #IncidentResponse #DataGovernance #RiskAssessment #EuropeanCybersecurity #SecurityOperations #TechNadu

  4. SecPoint® 2026 Price List is now available for download

    We’ve released the new SecPoint 2026 price list for the Protector™ Firewall and Penetrator™ Vulnerability Scanner, valid from 1 March 2026.

    Download via SecPoint® VIP Lounge
    vip.secpoint.com

    #SecPoint #CyberSecurity #Protector #Penetrator #EuropeanCybersecurity #PriceList2026 #ITSecurity #CyberDefense #EUtech

  5. 🇪🇺🌍 SecPoint European Cybersecurity. Global Trust

    At SecPoint, we build European cybersecurity and serve customers worldwide.

    Penetrator® and Protector® are:
    ✅ 100% European developed
    ✅ On-prem deployment – full customer control
    ✅ European R&D and governance
    ✅ Headquartered in Denmark 🇩🇰

    🌍 Trusted by customers in 140+ countries across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Americas, Africa, and Oceania.

    secpoint.com

    #SecPoint #EuropeanCybersecurity #European #CyberSecurity #Denmark

  6. youtu.be/As4z5i1YwdM

    🎙️ SOMETHING LEGENDARY IS COMING 🎙️

    I'm absolutely BUZZING to announce a new hashtag#podcast that I believe is not just needed—it's going to be very special.

    Yes, we may look a bit vintage (just like good radio should), but I promise you the topics will be very present, modern, and futuristic. You can bet on this.

    📡 ITSPmagazine Europe: The Transatlantic Broadcast 📡
    Where #cybersecurity #technology, and #society meet — across borders and perspectives.

    Your Hosts:
    🎙️ Marco Ciappelli (Florence/Los Angeles) - Political Science, Sociology of Communication
    🎙️ Sean Martin, CISSP (New York City) - Cybersecurity Analysis & Editorial Leadership
    🎙️ Rob Black (London) - UK Cyber Citizen 2024, International Relations

    Our Pilot Episode:
    Broadcasting from Los Angeles and UK, Rob and I get the waves up in the air!

    The Transatlantic Broadcast is the flagship podcast of ITSPmagazine Europe — a new editorial initiative dedicated to cybersecurity, technology, and society through a distinctly European lens.

    Recorded between Florence, London, Los Angeles, NYC and beyond — the show explores the stories, policies, and people shaping digital life across Europe. With our rotating host format and guests from academia, public policy, private sector, and civil society, we highlight European perspectives while drawing occasional comparisons to developments in the U.S. and beyond.

    What we're exploring in this pilot:
    The Birth of a Transatlantic Conversation
    European Approaches to Digital Transformation
    The Sociological Lens We're Missing
    Building Bridges, Not Walls
    Cross-Border Collaboration for a Global Digital Future

    This isn't just another hashtag#tech podcast. We're creating space for European voices to explain their approaches in their own terms—not as responses to American innovation, but as distinct philosophical and practical approaches to technology's role in democratic society.

    Enjoy the teaser below and watch the full pilot episode

    Here youtu.be/As4z5i1YwdM

    Who's ready to join this transatlantic conversation?

    #EuropeanCybersecurity #TransatlanticTechnology #DigitalSovereignty #EUTechPolicy #EuropeanDigitalRights #GDPRCompliance #EuropeanInnovation #CybersecurityWorkforce #TechRegulation #DigitalTransformation #EuropeanVsAmericanCybersecurity #TransatlanticTechCooperation #UKCyberCitizen2024 #EuropeanAIRegulation #CybersecurityLeadership #infosec #infosecurity

  7. youtu.be/As4z5i1YwdM

    🎙️ SOMETHING LEGENDARY IS COMING 🎙️

    I'm absolutely BUZZING to announce a new hashtag#podcast that I believe is not just needed—it's going to be very special.

    Yes, we may look a bit vintage (just like good radio should), but I promise you the topics will be very present, modern, and futuristic. You can bet on this.

    📡 ITSPmagazine Europe: The Transatlantic Broadcast 📡
    Where #cybersecurity #technology, and #society meet — across borders and perspectives.

    Your Hosts:
    🎙️ Marco Ciappelli (Florence/Los Angeles) - Political Science, Sociology of Communication
    🎙️ Sean Martin, CISSP (New York City) - Cybersecurity Analysis & Editorial Leadership
    🎙️ Rob Black (London) - UK Cyber Citizen 2024, International Relations

    Our Pilot Episode:
    Broadcasting from Los Angeles and UK, Rob and I get the waves up in the air!

    The Transatlantic Broadcast is the flagship podcast of ITSPmagazine Europe — a new editorial initiative dedicated to cybersecurity, technology, and society through a distinctly European lens.

    Recorded between Florence, London, Los Angeles, NYC and beyond — the show explores the stories, policies, and people shaping digital life across Europe. With our rotating host format and guests from academia, public policy, private sector, and civil society, we highlight European perspectives while drawing occasional comparisons to developments in the U.S. and beyond.

    What we're exploring in this pilot:
    The Birth of a Transatlantic Conversation
    European Approaches to Digital Transformation
    The Sociological Lens We're Missing
    Building Bridges, Not Walls
    Cross-Border Collaboration for a Global Digital Future

    This isn't just another hashtag#tech podcast. We're creating space for European voices to explain their approaches in their own terms—not as responses to American innovation, but as distinct philosophical and practical approaches to technology's role in democratic society.

    Enjoy the teaser below and watch the full pilot episode

    Here youtu.be/As4z5i1YwdM

    Who's ready to join this transatlantic conversation?

    #EuropeanCybersecurity #TransatlanticTechnology #DigitalSovereignty #EUTechPolicy #EuropeanDigitalRights #GDPRCompliance #EuropeanInnovation #CybersecurityWorkforce #TechRegulation #DigitalTransformation #EuropeanVsAmericanCybersecurity #TransatlanticTechCooperation #UKCyberCitizen2024 #EuropeanAIRegulation #CybersecurityLeadership #infosec #infosecurity