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From air-gapped to connected: staying in control when isolation is no longer an option

As OT environments become increasingly connected, traditional air gaps are disappearing. Learn how segmentation, secure remote access and active monitoring can help maintain control and reduce cyber risk.

LastPass: Nomios’ new partner for password management and SaaS security

LastPass is now a partner of Nomios. Manage passwords, gain visibility into SaaS and shadow IT, and demonstrate NIS2 compliance. Up and running within a few hours.

Nomios Netherlands achieves highest Fortinet partner status: Expert Partner

Nomios Nederland is door Fortinet erkend als Expert Partner, de hoogste status binnen het Fortinet Engage Partner Program.

Nomios expands presence in Southern Europe with leading Portuguese cybersecurity services specialist Orbcom

Nomios, a pan-European specialist in cybersecurity services, announces the acquisition of Orbcom, a leading Portuguese provider of cybersecurity services

Planning the transition to post-quantum cryptography

Post-quantum cryptography migration takes years, not months. Learn why timelines run to 2030–2035, and how to plan inventory, testing, and rollout.

SIEM vs CIEM vs CIAM

SIEM, CIEM and CIAM sound alike but solve different cybersecurity problems. Discover the difference and which solution fits your organisation.

Why IT security tooling fails in OT environments

Applying IT security tools to OT can create more risk than it removes. Learn where organisations go wrong and what to do instead.

Secure access to data and apps, wherever you work

Secure access to data and applications with FortiSASE as hybrid work demands more control over users and endpoints.

By land, by sea or by air: the future of the data centre

Data centres are the quiet engines of our digital economy. Every payment, every video call, every AI prompt travels past a row of servers in a cooled hall somewhere.

From detection to protection: Building a complete AI security strategy

Detection alone isn't enough: AI security demands continuous testing, runtime guardrails, and automated remediation in an ongoing loop.

The rise of the MSP and MSSP: technology is less and less the differentiator

For years, the IT and cybersecurity market revolved around technology. Faster networks, better security, new cloud platforms and innovative software were the answer to almost every challenge.

From fat to flat: will the rest of the market follow AWS?

For years, the direction of travel in data centre networking was clear. More capacity meant more routers, more switches and more network paths. Architectures grew larger, faster and, above all, more complex.

How to find AI agent vulnerabilities before attackers

Firms are rushing AI agents into production without proper security tests, creating high risks for data leaks. Implementing evidence-based, non-traditional testing is essential to secure these deployments.

The hidden risks of AI: How business innovation can become a liability

AI is being integrated throughout the business world at a rapid pace, but the speed of that rollout exceeds the pace at which organizations are critically reflecting on the risks. Discover the risks this poses in this blog.

OT Security in 2026: From blind spot to strategic priority

OT security in industrial environments is lagging behind today’s threats. Find out what risks this poses, what NIS2 requires of you, and how you can take control of your ICS and SCADA environments step by step.

Nomios Circle of Trust: one cybersecurity portfolio, six domains of expertise

Nomios has refreshed its cybersecurity portfolio around an architecture rather than individual products — something that gives you grip in a dynamic market, from strategy and design through to implementation and operations.

The coming patch tsunami: how AI is rewriting the vulnerability landscape

AI systems are finding vulnerabilities. Not incidentally, but at a scale and pace that is putting the traditional vulnerability chain under strain.

Koi and the Palo Alto Networks acquisition: agentic endpoint security becomes a category of its own

As a child, I used to fish for carp in the park pond in Voorschoten. Waiting patiently, watching for the float to move, hoping you'd spot it in time. Those carp are called koi in Japanese — a symbol of perseverance and attentiveness.