Datasecurity

SQL Injection (SQLi) is one of the most common and dangerous attack techniques that cybercriminals use to exploit vulnerabilities in websites and databases. This technique allows attackers to inject malicious...

The new European directive NIS2 (Network and Information Systems) introduces stricter requirements for cybersecurity. This directive aims to strengthen the digital resilience of essential and important entities. At Combell, cybersecurity...

Imagine being able to connect to any computer, to use it instantly without having to be near it. How convenient would that not be? The Remote Desktop Protocol makes that possible. Find out all about it!

Anyone who owns their own business these days, undertakes ... spends a lot of hours online on the internet. Although online services make business easier, you need to be more aware than ever of all the privacy and security risks. Want to better secure your internet connections at home and at work? Then use a Virtual Private Network.

Find out what to do if your website has been hacked. Learn how to recover, secure your site and prevent future cyber attacks. Protect your online presence with practical steps and valuable insights.

Find out what to do if your email address has been hacked. Learn about the crucial role of email security. Learn how to detect if your email account has been hacked and discover steps to regain control.

Facilitate smooth collaboration between your business locations, even internationally, or support home working with smart data storage. No hassle with external hard drives in the office.

Protect your company online with Combell Shield: discover the powerful cybersecurity solution for a secure digital transformation.

Something tells us you don't want to be fined for violating privacy laws. Sleep on your two ears and take these steps to make your website or webshop GDPR compliant.

For each specific tracking or analysis of browsing traffic there are different types of cookies. And that's lots of them!

Cookies on the internet. What are they, how do they work and ... are they dangerous? We can already tell you this: they are not for eating.

Because it is required or because you risk serious financial penalties. If those aren't two convincing reasons to develop a privacy policy.