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Protecting data, people and operations. Preparation before an incident.
Security procedures often fail for a simple reason: they are written as documents, not as a way of working. The company gets a policy, a folder, a few general statements and the impression that something has been completed.
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The NIS2 directive is a European framework that raised expectations for organizations that depend on digital systems. For companies outside the EU, including Serbian companies that work with EU partners, it matters because it shows where modern cyber risk management is moving: cybersecurity is no…
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An information system security policy is not just a document created to satisfy a formal requirement. Its real value is to define how a company protects its systems, data, users, employees and business continuity.
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In cybersecurity conversations, employees are often described as the biggest risk. That is a shallow and dangerous simplification. People can make mistakes, but they can also become the fastest sensor for a problem.
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Companies rarely ignore security because they believe it does not matter. More often, they believe it is already sufficiently covered. They have antivirus software. Someone maintains the computers. Passwords exist. Backup exists.
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Cybersecurity is still often treated as a technical task that belongs only to the IT department. That view is understandable, but it is no longer enough.
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