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 | 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 m.baciucco | Apr 15, 2026
LibraCyber launches as the only European vendor combining privacy-first, AI-powered email security with security awareness training Paolo Frizzi appointed CEO; Gianni Baroni joins the board as advisor The combined group serves more than 3,500 customers through a...
by simona derubis | Feb 17, 2026
One email, one wire transfer, 1.8 million euros vanished into thin air. The story of how digital criminals robbed the cultural heart of Florence. It’s August 2024. Fabrizio Lucchetti, director of the Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore, is overseeing restoration work...
by simona derubis | Dec 30, 2025
There are places in the world we all know where wars are fought on battlefields. But there is another war—one that affects everyone—which is being waged silently between servers and algorithms. Artificial intelligence has turned the web into a global conflict zone,...
