Malicious QR codes bypass all your anti-spam filters. Discover how quishing targets your employees and the 5 essential steps to protect your Swiss SME from this rapidly growing threat.

1 in 6 Swiss SMEs has experienced a cyberattack — and 94% of passwords are reused. These 7 digital hygiene practices protect your organization without requiring technical skills.

Do your SME employees use their personal smartphones, tablets, and computers for work? This practice, called BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), offers flexibility and cost savings, but it exposes your company to significant security risks: data loss, nLPD violations, or cyberattacks. This practical guide explains how to effectively manage BYOD with measures accessible to Swiss SMEs: define a clear policy, protect devices, separate professional and personal data, raise awareness among your teams, and prepare a contingency plan. Concrete advice, without technical jargon, to protect your business without overcomplicating things.

Phishing is the attack technique behind more than 90% of cyber incidents in companies (Verizon DBIR, 2024). Every day, thousands of Swiss and European organizations are targeted by fraudulent emails aimed at stealing credentials, financial data, or deploying malware. Technical solutions alone—anti-spam, firewalls—are no longer sufficient against increasingly targeted attacks. PhishTrainer transforms your employees into the first line of defense with ultra-realistic phishing simulations, designed and hosted exclusively in Switzerland, in compliance with the Swiss legal framework on data protection.