Why it matters
Short articles we write ourselves from official Swiss and European sources. Every figure points to its source.
Swiss SMEs are in the line of fire too
Many small companies still think cyberattacks mostly hit larger ones. The official figures say otherwise.
Published 16.10.2026
Stolen logins: the door attackers use most
Most attacks do not start with a spectacular technique. They start with someone logging in.
Published 16.10.2026
nFADP: what it means for a small company
The revised Swiss data protection act (nLPD in French, nFADP in English) has been in force since September 2023. Here is what official sources say, in plain words.
Published 16.10.2026
A supplier gets hacked, and your data goes with it
The 2023 attack on an IT supplier to the Swiss federal administration shows that risk does not stop at your own walls.
Published 16.10.2026
QR-bill: the structured address changes how you invoice
For a small business that invoices, the QR-bill is not a detail: a faulty code can hold up payment.
Published 16.10.2026
We summarise; we do not reproduce. Sources consulted on 16.10.2026. These texts inform: they are not legal advice, and an average figure does not predict what will happen to a given company.
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