March 7, 2021
Social engineering tests
The vast majority of attacks are based on human weakness, recklessness, naivety or, finally, ignorance of personnel at any level.
Our activities, both as part of audits and training courses, include social engineering.
We examine the resistance of organisations and people in various positions to social engineering attacks. Simultaneously, during audits and training, we teach techniques that hackers can use. They can include unfair competition to gain unauthorised access, data theft, theft of equipment and other material resources, hacking into bank accounts, intercepting parcels, economic espionage or other undesirable activities. We teach how to recognise and react to such attacks effectively.
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October 26, 2026
“Sharing Cyber 2026” – Polish-Swedish Cooperation on Cybersecurity and Resilience
Bartosz Pastuszka CEO of NaviRisk, had the honor of participating in the Sharing Cyber 2026 – Warsaw–Stockholm event, held at the Embassy of Sweden in Poland in Stockholm. The conference provided a platform to discuss Polish and Swedish experiences and challenges in the realms of cybersecurity and defense. Topics included the current and future cyber-threat […]
April 30, 2026
Sweden and Poland: a partnership redefining business cooperation in Europe
On April 28, 2026, Umeå hosted the event “Sweden and Poland – Close Ties, Huge Opportunities,” co-organized by Polish Investment and Trade Agency, Business Sweden, Västerbottens Handelskammare, and Swedish-Polish Chamber of Commerce. The event brought together business leaders and experts to discuss the evolving landscape of Swedish–Polish cooperation, with a strong focus on security, resilience, […]
April 30, 2026
Cybersecurity audit – what it should actually cover in 2026
A short guide for the Management Board The real value of a cybersecurity audit in 2026 no longer lies in identifying a list of vulnerabilities, but in answering a fundamental question: is the organization capable of operating during a cyber incident? Importantly, this is no longer just a matter of technology—it is also a matter […]
