CyberUP Institute at Cybertech Global Tel Aviv 2026: the participation of CEOs Vincenzo Stirparo and Andrea Baggio

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CyberUP Institute confirms its international positioning through its participation in Cybertech Global Tel Aviv 2026, one of the world’s leading events in the cybersecurity landscape. The presence of the two CEOs, Vincenzo Stirparo and Andrea Baggio, represents not only a moment of institutional visibility, but a strategic step fully aligned with CyberUP Institute’s vision: connecting […]

From Victim to Aware: What Teams Really Learn When They Enter CyberArena

What Teams Really Learn When They Enter CyberArena-CYBERUPINSTITUTE

CyberUP Institute works daily with technical teams, SOCs, management, and non-IT functions that approach cybersecurity from a common starting point: the perception of being potential victims of uncontrollable events. Complex attacks, ransomware, and sudden crises are often experienced as something that “happens,” triggering reaction rather than control. The experience inside CyberArena fundamentally changes this perspective. […]

Supply Chain Under Attack: How Companies Can Protect Themselves from Cyber Risks

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CyberUP Institute has been analyzing cyber incidents for years that do not strike the “primary target” directly, but instead reach it through suppliers, technology partners, and third parties. Today, the digital supply chain is one of the most effective attack vectors because it exploits a structural weakness: operational trust between organizations. Protecting the supply chain […]

Inside the Mind of a Hacker: What They Really Look for When Attacking a Company

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CyberUP Institute continuously analyzes real-world cyber incidents, offensive simulations, and attack dynamics affecting organizations across industries and sizes. One key insight consistently emerges: hackers are not looking for what companies believe is most valuable, but for what is easiest to exploit in real operational conditions. Understanding the attacker’s mindset does not mean glorifying hacking. It […]

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