by simona derubis | Jul 16, 2026
For decades, a legal document has had a precise function: to be read by people. Judges, lawyers, technical consultants, and court clerks interpret its contents, weigh its arguments, and reconstruct its evidentiary value. Information systems have limited themselves,...
by simona derubis | Jul 2, 2026
Imagine you’ve just completed a cybersecurity training program. You’ve shown employees how to recognize a suspicious email, presented real examples, explained the most common techniques used by cybercriminals, and verified learning with a final test....
by simona derubis | May 20, 2026
Phishing, compromised emails and the human factor: the new frontier of cyber fraud targeting travelers The scam that knows everything about you You’ve just booked a hotel on Booking.com. Confirmation received, everything in order. Then, within a few minutes or a...
by simona derubis | Apr 23, 2026
Even Botticelli’s Venus needs the right antivirus and trained people to protect her. The truth from the Uffizi director Florence, between late January and early February 2026. While tourists from all over the world queue to admire the Primavera or...
by simona derubis | Mar 10, 2026
An investigation by the Guardia di Finanza reveals a criminal organization active in five European countries. While cybercrime in Italy continues to grow relentlessly (€181 million stolen in 2024 alone), Confindustria Cuneo launches the Legal Check and reinforces a...
