The NIS2 Directive Article 21 – mandates that essential and important entities implement robust business continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans (DRP) focusing on system recovery backup management and crisis response to ensure operational resilience against cyber incidents. Key requirements include regular tested backups defined recovery time objectives (RTOs) and established crisis management teams to minimize downtime
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The NIS2 Directive Article 21 – Cybersecurity risk management measures
Dienstag, März 10th, 2026Bundesamtes für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik (BSI) – 11.500 kritische Einrichtungen sind für NIS-2 registriert und haben den Prozess abgeschlossen doch knapp 20.000 Einrichtungen fehlen noch
Freitag, März 6th, 2026Checkmk 2.x – betroffen sind mehrere Versionen darunter die Versionen < 2.4.0p22 und die Anwender dieser Software sollten dringend die neuesten Sicherheitspatches installieren um ihre Systeme zu schützen
Montag, März 2nd, 2026Google Chrome OS Version 145.0.7632.117 – steht zum Download bereit
Dienstag, Februar 24th, 2026Google Chrome OS Version 145.0.7632.110 – steht zum Download bereit
Montag, Februar 23rd, 2026Google Chrome OS Version 145.0.7632.68 – steht zum Download bereit
Freitag, Februar 13th, 2026Safer Internet Day 2026 (SID 26) – this special celebration takes place in February of each year to raise awareness of a safer and better internet for all and especially for children and young people
Dienstag, Februar 10th, 2026Microsoft Secure Boot certificates expire in June 2026 – a Secure Boot playbook
Freitag, Februar 6th, 2026
If you wish to proactively update your Secure Boot certificates this playbook outlines the initial steps you can take and tools you can use at a minimum we encourage you to monitor the progress of your device fleet from the start
Step 1: Inventory and prepare your environment
Step 2: Monitor and check your devices for Secure Boot status
Step 3: Apply OEM firmware updates before Microsoft updates
Step 4: Plan and pilot Secure Boot certificate deployments
Option 1 (recommended): Deploy certificates using Microsoft Intune
Option 2: Deploy certificates with registry keys
Option 3: Deploy certificates via WinCS
Option 4: Deploy certificates using Group Policy
Step 5: Troubleshoot and remediate common issues
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