by SecureFirst | May 8, 2026 | Blog
AI phishing: When a single wrong click can trigger a serious security breach AI phishing makes it harder for employees to spot fake emails, messages, and login pages. For Danish companies, this means that cybersecurity isn’t just about filters and firewalls,...
by SecureFirst | Apr 22, 2026 | Blog
ITWatch has once again written about SecureFirst as a follow-up to its article from last year. This comes as several of the company’s investors have now become more actively involved in day-to-day operations. SecureFirst is thus strengthening its organization following a period of rapid growth and...
by SecureFirst | Apr 17, 2026 | Blog
What does it mean in practice when a zero-day exploit like Redsun strikes? The so-called Redsun technique is a current example of how attackers can exploit a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Defender to evade detection. This changes the game for many companies...
by SecureFirst | Apr 15, 2026 | Blog
Chrome Extension Security: Why Is It an Overlooked Vulnerability? Many companies have their antivirus, firewalls, and access controls under control, but the browser is often overlooked as a potential attack vector. Chrome extensions pose a particular risk in this regard. Extensions are typically installed...
by SecureFirst | Apr 14, 2026 | Blog
The D-Mark is a Danish certification scheme that helps companies document their efforts in IT security, data protection, and responsible digital conduct. In short, the D-Mark serves as a seal of quality that demonstrates to customers, partners, and...
by SecureFirst | Mar 27, 2026 | Blog
Even though the implementation of the AI Act is being delayed, this does not change the fact that requirements for the responsible use of AI are on the way. Companies should therefore take action now to mitigate risk and ensure compliance. The AI Act is not something you can put off—it is something you...
