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vulnerabilities disclosed in 2026
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What you're up against
Modern threats don't come one at a time. They compound.
Where do I start?
The right security setup depends on where you are.
Latest Articles
Expert guides on privacy, security, and compliance for Swiss businesses.
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Passkeys Explained: Why They're Replacing Passwords
A practical guide to passkeys for individuals and Swiss businesses. How they work, where they're supported, and how to start using them alongside your password manager.
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Security for Small Teams: How to Protect 10 People Without a Dedicated IT Department
A practical security framework for Swiss SMEs with 5-50 employees and no full-time IT security staff. Tools, policies, and priorities that scale.
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Freelancer Security Setup: Protecting Client Data Without the Complexity
A lean, practical security setup for freelancers and solo consultants in Switzerland. Protect client data, stay nDSG-compliant, and keep your overhead near zero.
Privacy & Security Glossary
Key terms explained, from nDSG to endpoint protection.
- 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication)
- A security method that requires two different forms of verification before granting access, typically a password plus a code from a device you own.
- Backup
- A copy of your data stored separately from the original, allowing recovery after data loss from ransomware, hardware failure, accidental deletion, or natural disaster.
- BACS (Federal Office for Cybersecurity)
- Switzerland's federal cybersecurity authority (Bundesamt für Cybersicherheit), responsible for national cyber threat monitoring, incident coordination, and the mandatory 24-hour reporting requirement for critical infrastructure.
- Credential Stuffing
- An automated attack that uses stolen username/password pairs from one data breach to attempt logins on other services, exploiting the widespread habit of password reuse.
- Dark Web
- A part of the internet only accessible through specialized software (like Tor), where stolen credentials, personal data, and hacking tools are frequently traded on anonymous marketplaces.
- DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)
- An attack that floods a website, server, or network with traffic from thousands of sources simultaneously, overwhelming it and making it unavailable to legitimate users.
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