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EN 18031 ist keine einzelne Norm, sondern eine Reihe aus drei Teilen. Wir erklären den Unterschied zwischen EN 18031-1, -2 und -3 und wie Hersteller bestimmen, welcher Teil (oder welche Kombination) für ihr Produkt gilt.

Direkte oder indirekte Internetanbindung entscheidet: Wir erklären, welche Funkanlagen seit dem 1. August 2025 unter die Cybersicherheitsanforderungen der RED DA fallen, mit Produktbeispielen, Ausnahmen und Scoping-Logik.

uwuWARE ist Ihr regionaler IT-Dienstleister für Unternehmen, Gesundheitswesen und öffentliche Einrichtungen im Landkreis Tuttlingen.

Windows Server trials are great for testing — until the dreaded "Evaluation Period Expired" message stops your setup cold. What if you could legally extend the trial period and buy yourself more time? Here’s how to do it using Microsoft's own tools — no hacks, no cracks.

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Was als persönliche Beratung begann, hat sich zu einem starken Partner für IT, Software und Cybersecurity entwickelt. Aus diesem Grund haben wir uns entschieden, einen neuen Schritt zu gehen – Ryan Petroschka Consulting wird zu uwuWARE.

Attacks on IT systems are a constant threat to all organizations. The IT Security Kill Chain model has been developed by Lockheed Martin to allow organizations to gain a better understanding of the stages of an attack and develop strategies to stop attackers early in the process.

The widespread availability of public Wi-Fi networks has made it easier for individuals and businesses to stay connected while on the go. However, public Wi-Fi networks can also present significant security risks.

Security incidents are an unfortunate reality for organizations of all sizes and industries. Whether it's a data breach, a phishing attack, or a system malfunction, security incidents can cause irreparable damage to an organization's reputation, finances, and operations. As a result, it is imperative that organizations are equipped to respond quickly and effectively to security incidents.

The traditional approach to IT security, known as "trust but verify," assumes that users and devices inside the network are trustworthy, while those outside the network are not. However, this approach has proven to be inadequate in the face of increasingly sophisticated attacks.