TerminalFix: BSI Explains Attack Vector Behind Berlin Agency Hack
BSI confirms: Ransomware gang Rhysida used the TerminalFix attack technique to infiltrate Berlin Senate departments. Details on the technique and timeline.
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BSI confirms: Ransomware gang Rhysida used the TerminalFix attack technique to infiltrate Berlin Senate departments. Details on the technique and timeline.
DEKI is developing cross-camera tracking for video surveillance. Instead of isolated alerts, security teams should be able to recognize connected event sequences.
Around 1.44 million files from Berlin administrations published on the darknet – security-relevant data on critical infrastructure appears to be affected as well.
The KRITIS Umbrella Act sets new requirements for access protection. Three high-speed gate solutions show how security and speed can be combined.
With Siveillance Perimeter, Siemens demonstrates how modular perimeter security combines risk analysis, sensor technology, and video integration into an overall concept.
Cloud architectures are replacing rigid server structures. How VSaaS, edge AI, and hybrid models like VORTEX are transforming video security.
Klüh Security expands its portfolio with Verkada's cloud-based platform, combining AI analytics with in-house control center expertise.
Criminal gangs hijack freight accounts and target truckloads of server equipment. An overview of methods and consequences for the security industry.
Dallmeier supports critical infrastructure operators with its Act-Now initiative in meeting NIS2 and CER requirements for video security.
Mobile access solutions replace physical access cards with smartphone credentials – more security, less administrative effort, and cost savings according to HID expert Achim Schmidt.
The CRA reporting obligation is in force. Genetec provides five questions to help security managers assess product security and support from physical security technology vendors.
Since September 11, 2026, manufacturers of connected products must report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours. Many companies are unprepared.