In cybersecurity, the headlines are still full of ransomware gangs, zero‑day exploits and AI‑powered attacks, but something genuinely new is happening in the background: security is becoming predictive instead of purely reactive. Instead of waiting for an alert to go red, modern defenses are starting to anticipate which systems, users and processes are most likely to break next, and quietly fixing them before anything explodes. From “What happened?” to “What will break next?” Traditional cybersecurity is basically digital firefighting: alarms go off, teams investigate, logs are checked, patches are deployed, and incident reports are written after the fact. That approach cannot keep up with attackers who automate everything from phishing to credential stuffing and who test your defenses 24/7. Predictive cybersecurity flips the script by combining telemetry from endpoints, servers, cloud, identities and even business processes into risk models that point to the next likely weak point. Instead […]

Cybersecurity has turned into a buzzword packed with AI, zero trust and fancy dashboards, but many teams are quietly forgetting one unsexy thing: backups that actually work when everything hits the fan. This is the digital equivalent of owning a fire extinguisher, never checking it, and hoping for the best while you juggle flamethrowers in the server room.​ The most boring word in cybersecurity: backup In every cybersecurity strategy slide deck, backups usually sit somewhere near the end, after identity, detection, response, and at least three buzzwords per slide. Yet when ransomware hits or a cloud misconfiguration wipes production data, the one question everyone screams is: “Where is the backup, and does it work?”.​ Many breaches in recent years turned from “serious incident” into “full‑blown disaster” because backups were missing, broken or also encrypted by attackers.​ Businesses often discover during a crisis that their “backup strategy” was basically: copy […]

Employees, not firewalls, are now the weakest link in cybersecurity, and that is exactly where attackers are aiming week after week. This news blog looks at the “human factor” as the most important cyber battlefield in 2026 and what your organization can do about it.​ Why the human factor dominates cybersecurity Studies in the last few years consistently show that the majority of successful breaches involve some element of human error, not a missing tool or unpatched system. Clicking on a phishing email, approving a fake MFA prompt, reusing passwords, or casually sharing sensitive information in chats are now the preferred entry points for attackers.​ Recent analyses estimate that around 70–90% of incidents have a human element somewhere in the kill chain.​ Social engineering and phishing remain the most common initial vectors because they are cheap, scalable and highly effective against unprepared staff.​ For modern cybersecurity teams, this […]

As we enter 2026, the cybersecurity landscape shows no signs of improvement, quite the opposite. Cyber threats are accelerating in both frequency and sophistication, creating an environment where organizations face unprecedented risks. Attackers are leveraging advanced technologies, exploiting global tensions, and targeting every sector with ruthless efficiency. AI-Powered Attacks Become Standard Artificial intelligence will transform cybercrime from manual operations to automated, intelligent campaigns. In 2026, expect AI-driven phishing that crafts hyper-personalized attacks using social media data, voice deepfakes for social engineering, and automated vulnerability scanning at enterprise scale. Traditional defenses struggle against opponents who can generate millions of custom attacks per hour. Ransomware Evolves into Data Extortion Ransomware groups have already moved beyond encryption to full data extortion, stealing, leaking, and auctioning sensitive information. In 2026, this trend intensifies with “double extortion” becoming triple: encrypt data, steal it, then DDoS critical services until payment. No industry is […]

As we close the final chapter of 2025 and welcome the promise of a fresh new year, the entire HyperBunker family wants to extend our warmest wishes to all our clients, partners, and friends. The holiday season is a time for reflection, gratitude, and celebration, and we have plenty to celebrate this year. A Remarkable Year for HyperBUNKER 2025 has been an exceptional year for our company, and we couldn’t have done it without the unwavering trust and support of our community. From groundbreaking innovations in data protection to expanded partnerships across Europe and beyond, we’ve experienced significant milestones that have strengthened our position as a leader in cybersecurity and data resilience. Expansion of Our Global Reach This year, we’ve successfully expanded our services and visibility across multiple continents. Our presence in leading industry publications, from Computer Weekly Deutschland to Le Monde Informatique, Security Week to Blocks […]

HyperBUNKER’s trip to Athens for The IT Press Tour 65th Edition turned into something bigger than just another cybersecurity presentation, it became the moment when the market clearly signaled that offline, dual air‑gapped vaults are no longer a niche idea, but a necessity. In front of a room full of seasoned IT journalists and analysts, the HyperBUNKER device did exactly what it was built to do: make people rethink everything they thought they knew about backup, ransomware protection, and “air‑gapped” cybersecurity.​ Athens, where the penny dropped The IT Press Tour 65th Edition in Athens gathered a hand‑picked group of global technology journalists focused on storage, data protection, cloud, and cybersecurity. HyperBUNKER stood alongside other innovative infrastructure vendors, but the idea of a physical offline data vault with dual air‑gaps immediately stood out in a room used to hearing about yet another cloud service or “next‑gen” software agent. From […]

HyperBUNKER is thrilled to announce our participation in the prestigious 65th Edition of The IT Press Tour, taking place December 9-10, 2025, in the historic city of Athens, Greece. This landmark event brings together innovative leaders in IT infrastructure, cloud, networking, data management, storage, big data, analytics, and AI ransomware, precisely the domains where HyperBUNKER excels as a revolutionary cybersecurity solution.​ Strategic Platform for Cybersecurity Innovation The IT Press Tour stands as a globally recognized media event since 2010, connecting cutting-edge companies with top-tier journalists from Europe and beyond. This edition marks a milestone with 354 distinct companies and 605 sessions to date, featuring first-time participants like 9LivesData, Enakta Labs, Ewigbyte, HyperBUNKER, Plakar, and Severalnines. HyperBUNKER joins this elite group to showcase our patent-pending offline data vault, designed to deliver unmatched ransomware-proof protection through air-gapped, immutable backups.​ In Athens, we will demonstrate how HyperBUNKER integrates seamlessly into […]

In today’s relentless cybersecurity landscape, businesses face unprecedented threats from ransomware, hackers, and data breaches that can cripple operations overnight. HyperBUNKER emerges as a revolutionary solution, offering patented technology that creates an impenetrable offline data vault. This innovative system safeguards critical information through air-gapped, immutable storage, ensuring no cyber threat can reach or compromise your most valuable assets.​ HyperBUNKER was meticulously crafted by the expert team at InfoLAB, drawing on over 30 years of hands-on experience in data recovery and cybersecurity operations. Having successfully resolved more than 50,000 data recovery cases from catastrophic infections to hardware failures, this seasoned collective transformed frontline battle-tested insights into a revolutionary solution. Their deep focus on cybersecurity, honed through decades of confronting evolving threats like advanced persistent threats and zero-day exploits, directly informed HyperBUNKER’s architecture, ensuring it addresses real-world vulnerabilities that conventional systems overlook. Unlike cloud-dependent solutions vulnerable to network attacks, […]

In the cybersecurity landscape of 2025, major threats like ransomware, phishing, and zero-day exploits dominate headlines and organizational defense priorities. While these threats demand attention, there are critical yet underreported risks that quietly expose organizations to catastrophic damage. Addressing these overlooked vulnerabilities is vital to strengthening cyber defenses beyond common threat vectors. One frequently ignored risk is the exploitation of vulnerable, digitally signed drivers used in enterprise environments. These drivers often go unnoticed by endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems because they appear legitimate. Yet attackers increasingly leverage these “BYO-Vulnerable Drivers” to gain kernel-level privileges swiftly, allowing them to control compromised systems stealthily. Many organizations hesitate to block these drivers due to fears of operational disruptions, creating a dangerous blind spot for privilege escalation attacks that penetration testers regularly exploit.​ Another significant underreported issue is poor management of privileged credentials and shared secrets within network environments. Many […]

The HyperBUNKER team recently attended the Munich Defence Innovation Day, discussing with defense professionals, innovators, and military representatives to showcase the unique strengths of the HyperBUNKER product. This event, positioned at the crossroads of military technology and cyber-resilience, proved to be the perfect platform for introducing HyperBUNKER as a revolutionary solution for safeguarding critical data against modern cyber and physical threats.​ Showcasing the HyperBUNKER Advantage Attendees at the event were introduced to HyperBUNKER, a military-grade, air-gapped data vault designed to withstand ransomware and hacking attempts by keeping the most critical backups permanently offline. The product features a combination of optocoupler technology and rugged hardware. HyperBUNKER’s architecture, which includes optocoupler-based isolation and tamper-evident logs, attracted significant attention for both its advanced technology and its practical, hands-off approach to data security.​ Engaging with Defense Stakeholders During the event, the HyperBUNKER team demonstrated how their system addresses a persistent problem […]