By Enrico Venuto, CISO, Politecnico di Torino In recent years, with the strengthening of telecommunications networks and the widespread diffusion of...
Author - Davina Luyten
Davina Luyten is communications officer at Belnet. She has a background in translation, journalism and multilingual corporate communication. At Belnet, she focuses on external communication, public relations, crisis communication and security awareness. She has participated in the GÉANT project since 2020, where her involvement includes the annual cyber security awareness campaign.
How would your institution respond if a seemingly ordinary system check uncovered a major security incident? That’s exactly what the University of Rijeka faced...
What does secure and ethical use of AI look like in practice in higher education and research? Marlon Domingus, data protection officer and AI lead at Erasmus...
How do you prepare students to not just navigate but shape the digital landscape in a meaningful and responsible way? At the University of Zurich, the Digital...
How can universities embrace AI-driven innovation while safeguarding privacy, data security, and strategic autonomy? As artificial intelligence (AI) continues...
How can stretched university IT teams strengthen security awareness against a barrage of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats while also supporting...
By Olga Spillane, Security Analyst at HEAnet The digital job hunt may be convenient, but it also harbours hidden dangers. Cunning scammers, armed with cutting...
From cyberbullying and privacy concerns to malicious content and online predators, today’s digital world presents significant challenges to children and...
By Salvatore Todaro, Head of the Cybersecurity operational unit at the University of Messina Often, when you don’t adequately protect your systems, install...
What do Komodo dragons, COVID-19 protein structures, and ancient papyrus scrolls from Pompeii have in common? They’ve all been subjects of research at Diamond...
Error as a decision-making resource for machines and humans By Simona Venuti, Security Manager at Consortium GARR In computing, most data threats can be traced...
In an academic environment, where innovation and openness are central, the risks from cyber threats are particularly high. Belgium’s largest university...
We are happy to announce that GÉANT Cyber Security Month 2024 campaign will feature a programme of four webinars by experts from the R&E community. The...
The annual European Cybersecurity Month is approaching fast. Ever since 2020, GÉANT has been putting its weight behind this initiative with a large-scale...
Is your organisation interested in training employees to recognise cyber risks? Are you looking for inspiration or ready-to-use materials? Then be sure to take...
GÉANT is proud to announce the launch of the Security Awareness Community, an initiative of the subtask Awareness within Work Package 8 (Security), Task 2...
In 2023, the Awareness subtask team, within the GN5-1 Security Work Package 8, Task 2 Human Factor (WP8 T2), conducted a survey on the status of cybersecurity...
By Urpo Kaila, Head of Security at CSC Security is a thriving and exciting field, but security breaches can contain nasty elements too. Compromised accounts...
By Panayiota Smyrli, Cyber Security Analyst at CYNET-CSIRT In today’s smart, connected, and increasingly automated landscape in which organisations operate...
By João Machado, Cybersecurity Analyst at RCTS CERT In the digital age, cybersecurity is a top priority for any organisation. It’s crucial to understand the...