Obrela Security Industries is set forth to co-develop a user-friendly application to improve security and privacy in a Smart Home.
Obrela Security Industries participates in the EU Horizon 2020 Project FORTIKA which aims to (1) minimize the exposure of small and medium sized businesses to cyber security risks and threats, and (2) help them successfully respond to cyber security incidents, while relieving them from all unnecessary and costly efforts of identifying, acquiring and using the appropriate cyber security solutions.
The cyber security industry appears to be struggling to keep pace with a seemingly never-ending stream of new vulnerabilities exposing organisations to ransomware attacks, corporate espionage and worse. Trade shows such as InfoSecurity Europe 2017 host hundreds of new “off-the-shelf solutions” that claim to provide cybersecurity at a stroke. The million dollar bet here is whether a custom made solution based on the company’s precise needs with full interoperability would be possible.
The cyber security industry appears to be struggling to keep pace with a seemingly never-ending stream of new vulnerabilities exposing organisations to ransomware attacks, corporate espionage and worse. Trade shows such as InfoSecurity Europe 2017 host hundreds of new “off-the-shelf solutions” that claim to provide cybersecurity at a stroke. The million dollar bet here is whether a custom made solution based on the company’s precise needs with full interoperability would be possible.
Today’s vendor driven approach to cybersecurity which continues to add more and more layers, is not sustainable. With a mathematical certainty every security model will inevitably fail at least once, regardless of the defense and technology sophistication involved.
George Patsis @CRESTCON & IISP Congress gave an interview regarding the current state of information security, today's threatscape and a discussion on the cyber industry.