The obligation to report a cybersecurity incident within 24 hours applies to entities that are classified as regulated entities under the Cybersecurity Act. The 24-hour time limit represents the preliminary reporting (early warning) following the detection of a serious cyber incident. Subsequently, a more detailed report is submitted within 72 hours and a final report with impact analysis within one month.
Artificial intelligence has become an integral part of the IT work environment. The key is to know its limits and risks. Use it as a powerful assistant, not as a smart new colleague. It's important to validate answers, not work blindly with the results, and use critical thinking.
Digital transformation has long been a necessity, not a choice. Most organizations, regardless of nature and size, face a fundamental question: How to build modern, flexible and, above all, secure IT for the long term? One answer is a hybrid approach.
Cybersecurity today is not just about code and technology. It's a world where curiosity, quick thinking, perseverance and teamwork make the difference. That's exactly what the Slovak Cyber Team is.
