Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: Trusted Ally or Formidable Adversary?

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the field of cybersecurity has ushered in a new era, rich in promise but fraught with challenges. AI, with its ability to learn from vast datasets and identify complex patterns, provides unprecedented tools for both defense and attack within cyberspace. This article aims to explore in depth the role of AI in cybersecurity, analyzing its potential to act both as a reliable ally and as a formidable adversary. AI as a Cybersecurity Ally By continuously adapting to the new tactics of cybercriminals, AI has become [...]

Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: Trusted Ally or Formidable Adversary?2026-04-14T09:41:56+02:00

Paris 2024 Olympics: Are Cyberattackers One Step Ahead?

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games, like all major international gatherings, offer a unique opportunity to celebrate sport and cultural diversity. However, alongside these festivities, a less visible but equally serious threat looms over this global event: cyberattacks. With billions of viewers expected and an omnipresent technological infrastructure, these Games present a prime target for cybercriminals. The Alarming Track Record of Cyberattacks at the Olympic Games Previous editions of the Olympic Games have demonstrated that cyberattack risks continue to grow; the track record is alarming. Athens 2004: early signs [...]

Paris 2024 Olympics: Are Cyberattackers One Step Ahead?2026-04-14T09:41:33+02:00

From Scan to Scam: discover how Quishing turns a QR code into a scam

QR codes, those small black-and-white matrices, have become a ubiquitous tool in our daily lives, used for a variety of tasks ranging from mobile payments to quick website access. However, their simplicity and convenience have opened a backdoor for fraudsters: Quishing (a portmanteau of "QR" and "phishing"), or more simply, QR code scams. How Does Quishing Work? The principle is almost deceptively simple: fraudsters generate malicious QR codes that, once scanned, redirect victims to fraudulent websites. These websites, often identical clones [...]

From Scan to Scam: discover how Quishing turns a QR code into a scam2026-04-14T09:41:00+02:00

Healthcare (2/2): Why Is the Healthcare Sector Targeted by Cyberattacks?

Current State of Healthcare IT Systems Discover the second part of our article on healthcare data! The first part, still available on our blog, focused on the value of healthcare data to attackers, as well as the state of IT security in the French medical sector. As we discussed in the previous article: healthcare institutions are a prime target for cybercriminals. Hospitals, for instance, are too often easy prey... Deficient in defenses and custodians of sensitive data, access to the IT system is essential—vital, even—to their [...]

Healthcare (2/2): Why Is the Healthcare Sector Targeted by Cyberattacks?2025-10-23T16:33:53+02:00

Who is the Winner? The MITRE Matrix-Based Benchmark of the Best Protective Technologies

Field Feedback: CIOs, CISOs, or executives frequently ask us what best practices to adopt to ensure swift, effective protection. The first answer I provide is to identify risks and establish a streamlined organization (CISO, DPO, ISSP) tailored to how the organization operates. At ITrust for the past 14 years, we have had time to develop strong convictions regarding best practices, correlating them with those recognized by ANSSI, ENISA, or SANS. We hold firm convictions, and we set out to validate them through a mini-study based [...]

Who is the Winner? The MITRE Matrix-Based Benchmark of the Best Protective Technologies2025-10-23T16:36:20+02:00

SOAR: The Future of the SOC Driven by Automation!

Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response. Now well-established in cybersecurity terminology, this term, initially coined by Gartner analysts, has seen widespread adoption over the past two years. SOAR represents the natural evolution of the SOC, driven by the automation of security operations. This platform brings together four well-known types of tools: Security Orchestration & Automation, Incident Response, and Threat Intelligence solutions. The enhanced synergy among these cybersecurity solutions promises significant advantages for organizations seeking to deploy it [...]

SOAR: The Future of the SOC Driven by Automation!2025-10-23T16:37:10+02:00

Editorial: RSA Dell SIEM Acquired for $2 Billion by US Investment Funds.

RSA Dell #SIEM acquired for $2 billion by US investment funds—even though EMC had purchased RSA for $2.1 billion in 2006 and spent millions acquiring Fortscale. RSA's valuation has therefore declined over the course of a decade. HP #ArcSight SIEM was sold to Micro Focus in 2016. The SIEM war has been underway for several years, with legacy giants giving way to agile solutions whose business models are better aligned with the cloud and on-demand cybersecurity. Many SIEMs, such as Dell and HP, have become obsolete and no longer [...]

Editorial: RSA Dell SIEM Acquired for $2 Billion by US Investment Funds.2025-10-23T16:39:11+02:00

Identify Your Advanced Cyber Threats with Artificial Intelligence

Understanding How Artificial Intelligence Enables Deeper Identification of Advanced Threats ITrust invites you to explore artificial intelligence as the premier solution to strengthen your cyber strategy, through a webinar held on February 25. In this webinar, we explain how we leverage the MITRE matrix and artificial intelligence within a cyberattack detection strategy, how to integrate a DGA scenario, and what an artificial intelligence scenario looks like in practice. Our expert demonstrates how artificial intelligence detects so-called abnormal behavior. As noted, all organizations are affected, and no industry sector [...]

Identify Your Advanced Cyber Threats with Artificial Intelligence2025-10-23T16:45:02+02:00
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