Cyber Security Blog

Mean Time to Contain is a critical metric in IT security. It describes the average time it takes to contain problems.

The so-called honeypot is one of the most exciting concepts in the field of IT security. The honeypot is designed to specifically attract attackers - and thereby protect the sensitive data in the corporate network.

The MTTR describes the time required to respond to an incident or security threat.

What does Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) mean? Mean Time to Detect is a metric used in IT, more specifically in Incident Response Management.

The Common Weakness Enumeration provides a list of typical vulnerabilities in hardware and software. This list is freely accessible and categorizes all security vulnerabilities.

Deepfakes have become one of the biggest threats on the Internet. But what is a deepfake? This buzzword describes a deceptively real-looking audio or video manipulation.