Security audit is an integral part of any business. Each year the number of leakages increases, resulting in growing damage to businesses. Building security processes, implementing optimal solutions and meeting the requirements of international standards can significantly reduce business risks and subsequent damage, caused by hacking and fines.
On 20 May 2026, the European Commission officially launched both a public and targeted consultation on the review of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Although MiCA has been fully applicable for less than two years, the Commission has already begun assessing its effectiveness and identifying areas where the regulatory framework may require adjustment. This…
In April 2026, Mastercard joined the Blockchain Security Standards Council (BSSC) as a charter-level member. This move reflects a structural shift in the blockchain industry—from fragmented, project-level security practices toward standardized, system-wide security frameworks aligned with traditional financial (TradFi) controls. The implication is clear: blockchain infrastructure is transitioning into a regulated, security-critical financial layer, requiring…
The European Cybersecurity Act (CSA), adopted in 2019, was designed as the foundation of a unified cybersecurity framework across the EU. It pursued two primary objectives: establishing ENISA as the central cybersecurity authority and creating a pan-European certification framework for digital products and services. At the time, this approach was a rational attempt to reduce…
