CyberGlobal Blog

TISAX cost for dealerships in the United States typically lands between $85,000 and $140,000 all in during the first year for a single rooftop with reasonably modern IT, and between $122,000 and $205,000 for a...

ISO 27001 vs TISAX is the choice in front of every Mercedes-Benz dealer in the United States right now, and for most stores the honest answer is that either one...

Dealership cybersecurity non-compliance does not look like somebody walking in and taking your sign off the wall. It looks like a written notice, a portal that stops working the way it used...

Most security leaders we speak with already know what red teaming is. The harder question is whether their organization has the maturity to get value from one, how to scope...

Application security is the discipline of protecting software, the code, the logic, the APIs, and the data it handles, from the design stage through production. Most mid-market organisations already…...

A cybersecurity risk assessment is a structured review that identifies what an organisation depends on, what could go wrong, and what should be fixed first. That definition is well covered...

AI-powered penetration testing was developed to help mitigate modern cybersecurity risks that humans alone can no longer keep up with. It was designed to work faster, with greater accuracy, and...

AI Penetration Testing is a revolutionary method of ethical hacking that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to spot vulnerabilities in digital systems, networks, and applications.   Unlike traditional pen testing, which usually involves a lot of time-consuming manual work, AI-driven pen...

Penetration testing is not a flat-fee service, but a complex process that can range widely in cost. Depending on the scope, complexity, and systems involved, prices can start at just a few hundred dollars...

In 2025, we’ve watched cyber-attacks grow not just in number, but in complexity, and some of the worst were powered by artificial intelligence. Phishing emails look more convincing, scams are...

Social engineering is a complex method cybercriminals use to manipulate people into revealing sensitive information or grant unauthorized access to systems or accounts. It exploits human trust, curiosity, or urgency...