Cyberculture is the name we have chosen to group all the articles from Freemindtronic Andorra that deal with cyber, its challenges, its solutions and its innovations. Cyber is a vast and complex domain, which covers both cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, quantum, Internet of Things, and green electronics. Cyber is also a culture, which is based on values, principles, practices and know-how. Cyber is finally an opportunity, to create value, to protect yourself, to learn, to innovate.
In this category, you will find articles that will make you discover cyber from different angles, by bringing you knowledge, advice and concrete examples.
Reading our articles on cyber is keeping yourself informed of the latest news, trends, opportunities and risks related to this domain. It is also learning notions, concepts, methods and good practices to better understand and master cyber. It is finally discovering innovative, efficient and accessible solutions to protect your data and your systems.
Cybersecurity is not only a technical issue, but also a cultural, educational and political one.” – Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth.
Did you know that according to a report by Cybersecurity Ventures, cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025, up from $3 trillion in 2015? This means that cybercrime will represent the greatest transfer of economic wealth in history, and will have more impact than the combined trade of all major illegal drugs.
We hope you enjoy reading our articles on cyber. Feel free to share your comments, questions or suggestions. We will be happy to answer you and help you.
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Here is a selection of articles that we have published on cyber:
🗸 Andorra National Cyberattack Simulation: A Global First in Cyber Defense
🗸 EU Sanctions Cryptocurrency Regulation: A Comprehensive Overview
🗸 Cyber Resilience Act: a European regulation 2024
🗸 Encrypted messaging: ECHR says no to states that want to spy on them
🗸 EU Data Protection Regulation 2023: an article that explains the main changes and implications of the new European regulation on data protection, which will come into force in 2023.
🗸 Dual-use encryption products: an article that presents the encryption products that can be used for civil or military purposes, and that are subject to specific controls.
🗸 The first wood transistor for green electronics: an article that describes the first wood transistor, which could revolutionize green electronics and reduce the environmental impact of electronic components.
🗸 Unitary patent system for EU countries: an article that exposes the unitary patent system, which will allow inventors to protect their inventions in all EU countries with a single patent.
🗸 How to create and protect strong passwords in the age of quantum computing: an article that gives advice on how to create and protect strong passwords, facing the potential threat of quantum computers.
🗸 EviCypher: Universitat Andorra training cybersecurity: an article that tells how Freemindtronic Andorra trained the students of Universitat Andorra in cybersecurity, using its EviCypher solution.
🗸 Prompts for ChatGPT: an article that provides examples of prompts to use ChatGPT, a dialogue system based on artificial intelligence, developed by Freemindtronic Andorra.
🗸 ChatGPT: cybersecurity system safety: an article that explains how ChatGPT ensures the security of the system and the data, using techniques of cryptography, filtering and verification.
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