Netcrook
25 Junio 2026
Why Cyber Insurance Is Tightening Its Guardrails
As cyber risk keeps changing, insurers are drawing firmer lines while executives focus on resilience and claims face stricter scrutiny.
The Web’s Human Test Is Breaking Under Machine Pressure
When automated traffic overtakes human traffic, captcha stops looking like a simple checkpoint and starts looking like a fragile control built for a different era.
When a TV, a 24-Year Bug, and AI Forums Share the Same Threat Surface
A ThreatsDay roundup points to three familiar pressure points in modern security: consumer devices, legacy transfer code, and criminal interest in AI-powered tooling.
Rome’s November cyber summit puts governance on the security agenda
Forum ICT Security 2026 will return to Rome for its 24th edition, and its framing is blunt: digital security is no longer just a technical subject, but a governance one.
Why the Network Still Matters When Alerts Only Tell Part of the Story
A renewed case for Network Detection and Response argues that security teams need network evidence, not just alerts, to answer the basic questions that define an investigation.
Italy’s Cyber Numbers Fell, but the Disruption Signal Got Louder
May 2026 brought fewer recorded cyber incidents in Italy, yet the monthly picture also showed more security events and a renewed burst of hacktivist-style DDoS activity.
Fewer Breaches, More Extortion, Bigger AI Exposure: 2025 Rewrote the Risk Map
Bitsight’s 2025 telemetry points to a split-screen cyber year: observed breach counts fell, ransomware activity rose, and internet-facing AI services expanded fast enough to reshape the attack surface.