Schrems II: When Geopolitics Becomes an IT Risk

Schrems II is often treated as a “data protection” story, but for EU financial institutions it is really a live-fire test of operational resilience. One court judgment wiped out Privacy Shield overnight and forced banks and PSFs to scramble through SCCs, DPAs, and vendor contracts just to keep core services legal. That is not a legal nuance; that is a production incident with a geopolitical root cause.

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Hacks for LLM Determinism

There is nothing more frustrating than building a beautiful flow or a sleek backend, only to have a Large Language Model (LLM) decide that today is the day it wants to be a “poet” instead of a data processor.

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Social Engineering & AI: The Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape

The world of cybersecurity is constantly shifting, but one constant remains a formidable adversary: social engineering. Recent reports indicate a significant surge in these human-centric attacks, with AI’s rapid evolution acting as a powerful accelerant. Organizations are facing an urgent need to adapt their defenses as traditional training methods prove increasingly insufficient against sophisticated, AI-driven manipulation tactics.

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Social Engineering in 2025: A Multi-Front War

Social engineering, the art of psychological manipulation, is no longer just a niche tool in the cybercriminal’s arsenal—it has become the primary weapon. Recent intelligence from late 2025 paints a stark picture: this age-old tactic is evolving, becoming more sophisticated, and infiltrating every aspect of our digital lives, from corporate finance to personal messaging apps.

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