Fake QR Codes: When a Scan Can Turn Into a Scam
Fake QR codes can direct you to phishing sites, fraudulent payments, or dangerous downloads. Learn where they appear, the risks involved, and how to protect yourself before scanning a code.
Case study (anonymous): turning a regulatory requirement into a compliance project
A hypothetical anonymous case showing how a mid-size organization converted regulatory requirements into an operational compliance project. Phases, common mistakes, technical choices and practical checklists for a priori
Children and online ads: how to explain ads and commercial persuasion
A family-friendly guide to help children and teens recognise online ads, sponsored content and persuasive tactics, with practical activities to build economic literacy and critical thinking.
Technical implementation checklist: minimum controls to show security by design
Practical guide for IT teams and developers with measurable technical controls and processes to prove the adoption of security by design and by default.
Telegram: Privacy and Security Settings You Should Know
Telegram offers many features, but they need to be properly configured: 2FA, active sessions, number privacy, groups, cloud chats, and devices.
How to Secure Facebook and Messenger
Facebook and Messenger can be used for scams, identity theft, and suspicious accesses. Check your password, 2FA, sessions, and privacy settings.
Password Manager: What They Are, How They Work, and Why Use Them
A password manager helps create and store unique passwords for each service. Security depends on configuration, 2FA, and good practices.
National transposition: how to read transposition texts and identify local obligations
A practical method to interpret national transposition texts of European rules and turn them into an actionable list of obligations for companies, professionals and public administrations.
Age and Digital Autonomy: When to Give Children More Freedom
Practical guidelines to assess and grant digital autonomy to minors gradually and safely, using observable behavior and concrete responsibilities rather than fixed ages.
How to Properly Update Windows and Why It Matters
Windows updates fix bugs and vulnerabilities. They should be managed methodically: backup, restarts, drivers, free space, and checks after the update.
Safe online games: what to check before letting a child play
A practical checklist to evaluate an online game's safety, content and community before allowing children to play, with tips on privacy, payments and parental settings.
Manage notifications and distractions: techniques to improve focus and safety
Practical tips to adjust device notifications and family routines to reduce distractions and the risk of accidental exposure of personal information.
Juice Jacking: Charging Your Phone Risks Your Data
Juice jacking is a threat associated with charging phones via public USB ports or unknown accessories. A compromised port or malicious cable can expose personal data, files, contacts, or install malware on the device.