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Referendum against the E-ID law

6. March 2020/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Erik Schönenberger

There is a need for usable and trustworthy electronic identification. It is a pillar of digital democracy and will also be used for the exercise of popular rights. Accordingly, we need a digital extension of ID, passport and alien registration card, not an e-commerce ID. Like the issuing of the already existing ID documents, this […]

Companies must also protect robots from cyberattacks

4. September 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Roman Haltinner

Robots are the interface through which IT systems have a very concrete impact on the real world. Until now, dangers to humans and the environment have been minimised through strict isolation. With increasing networking, new technologies and forms of cooperation, this isolation is being broken down. This places new demands on cyber security. Until a […]

What are the challenges of managing cyber-attacks in a large company?

3. April 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Sylvain Hirsch

With the ever-increasing risks of cyber-attacks, companies need to make cyber security a priority. Today, it is not a question of “if” a company will suffer a cyber-attack, but “when” it will fall victim. Therefore, organisations need to implement measures to prevent and manage cyber incidents. This article discusses the challenges of managing cyber incidents […]

Challenges in digital forensics on smartphones

2. April 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Andreas Habegger

Smartphone forensics is a relatively new and rapidly developing area of interest within digital forensics. The market launch of “Simon”, the first smartphone from BellSouth and IBM, in 1995 did not yet lead to the birth of smartphone forensics in today’s sense. This was to drag on for a few more years, namely until the […]

eDiscovery – the search for relevant information for investigations

26. March 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Christian Zeunert

Every day, the amount of data in organisations grows and so do the opportunities to misuse it. With eDiscovery, data is located, secured and searched for use as evidence in civil or criminal proceedings. Our author is a specialist in this topic and explains the complex process of eDiscovery. Differentiating eDiscovery from digital forensics Since […]

Vulnerabilities discovered in Swiss Post’s e-voting system

25. March 2019/in Cybersecurity and IT forensics EN, Professional Contribution EN/by Eric Dubuis

The public intrusion test of Swiss Post’s e-voting system carried out in recent weeks has aroused a great deal of interest among experts and the public, especially when the discovery of serious vulnerabilities became known. These incidents show how important cooperation and transparency are in the introduction of e-voting. In mid-February, Swiss Post published the […]