Novinky ze světa kyberbezpečnosti
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How Do Attackers Really Break into Companies? Tomáš Volný on the Business Club Podcast
Disguising himself as a homeless person, calling an employee, or using convincing phishing – these are just some of the ways a hacker can gain access to a company. In the Business Club podcast, Tomáš Volný from axelum discusses real-world hacking techniques and explains why even modern security technologies are not enough on their own. Listen to the full interview and find out how to prepare for a real cyberattack.
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AI Act v praxi: Jak připravit firmu na regulaci AI
Artificial intelligence is becoming an integral part of modern business, but its adoption often outpaces the implementation of clear policies, responsibilities, and security measures. The AI Act provides organizations with a new framework for AI governance, helping ensure the safe, transparent, and responsible use of artificial intelligence. What does this new European regulation mean in practice, and how can your organization prepare for it?
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Most Companies Protect What Attackers Never Even Target
You have a SOC. You have a SIEM. You comply with NIS2. But would that stop a real attack? The new Cybersecurity Act is moving responsibility into the boardroom and exposing an uncomfortable reality: most organizations are protecting assets that attackers never even target. Why is the gap between compliance and true cyber resilience larger than most companies are willing to admit?
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Cybercriminals Never Take a Vacation
How can you stay cyber secure while traveling? Read our 10 practical recommendations on how to protect your accounts, payment information, corporate data, and mobile devices from phishing, fraudulent QR codes, fake booking websites, and attacks through public Wi-Fi networks. Learn which cyber threats pose the greatest risk while traveling and how to avoid them.
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Cyberattacks Are No Longer Measured in Days but Minutes. Sometimes Seconds Are Enough
Cyberattacks today unfold in minutes rather than days. Attackers can move through corporate infrastructure, gain access to sensitive data, or deploy ransomware before an organisation notices the first warning signs. The speed of detection and response now determines whether an incident results in a minor operational disruption or a serious business problem. What role do SOC and SIEM play in this process?
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Brand spoofing is targeting Czech players. Fake casino websites are now almost indistinguishable from the real ones.
Fraudulent websites impersonating well-known gambling brands are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Attackers exploit visual identity, advertisements, and user trust to obtain login credentials and gain access to accounts. The risks of brand spoofing were also highlighted by our expert Marek Malcovský from axelum, who explains how AI is transforming online fraud and why detecting fake websites is more difficult today than ever before.
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AI Is Changing Cyberattacks. Companies Are Not Prepared, Says Filip Štolle
Cyber threats are increasing and accelerating, driven in part by the rise of artificial intelligence. Companies across Europe are facing a growing number of cyber risks, which are evolving faster than ever. At the same time, organizations are preparing for new regulatory requirements that, on their own, do not guarantee true resilience. In this interview, Filip Štolle, Managing Director of axelum, builds on the key topics of this year’s Axelum Security Day conference. He explains how the nature of cyberattacks is changing, why the line between individuals and organizations is becoming blurred, and what ultimately determines whether a company can withstand an attack. Find out more in the full interview.
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Cyberattacks in the Czechia are increasing. NIS2 and DORA alone will not protect companies the weak point remains the response to cyberattacks.
The number of cybersecurity incidents in the Czech Republic remains high, and organizations are facing growing pressure both from attackers and new legislation. Data from the National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NÚKIB) show that 32 incidents were recorded in January 2026 alone, the highest number in the past twelve months. Experts also warn that compliance with regulations such as NIS2 or DORA is not enough; the decisive factor is the ability to detect and handle an attack quickly in practice. Find out how organizations can strengthen their cyber resilience.
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Ten rules of on-line security that will protect you
Summer is a time for travel, relaxation, and taking a well-deserved break—but it’s also a season when the number of targeted cyberattacks tends to rise. While we’re packing our bags and planning our vacations, cybercriminals are far from idle—in fact, they take advantage of our lowered attention and weakened security measures while on the road. It's not just individuals who are at risk; corporate systems and sensitive data are vulnerable too. It's common practice for employees to take work laptops and mobile phones with them or access internal networks remotely while away.
