Students as the new cyber targets
In a world where digital life has become inseparable from everyday learning, a new and surprising frontline has emerged – students themselves. […]
Tag: Centria SecuLab
How AI is Rewriting the Future of Cybersecurity Careers
Artificial intelligence (AI) is delivering on one of cybersecurity’s longest-standing hopes. The elimination of repetitive, manual work that has historically drained the […]
The Big Lie of Security Awareness Training
For years, companies have clung to the comforting fiction that cybersecurity disasters can be prevented by forcing employees to sit through another […]
The Hidden Cost of Fragmented Cybersecurity Architectures and Why Unified Platforms are Essential
If you walk into almost any organization today – whether a startup, SMB, or enterprise – you’ll see a familiar cybersecurity pattern. […]
Cybersecurity Must Start in the Boardroom
As digital systems increasingly underpin business operations, the realities of cyber risk have grown impossible to ignore. Cyber incidents are no longer […]
CentriaOpen and RDI Open Doors brought energy to Centria campus!
Centria hosted CentriaOpen and RDI Open Doors events on October 8–9, welcoming nearly 1300 upper secondary school students to explore Centria’s study […]
Down-to-earth advice was given on how to stay safe and secure in today’s digital world at Pietarsaaren Kaupunginhotelli
Cybersecurity is not a burden – it is an enabler, and it is not only for experts. Every one of us plays […]
Innovation and Collaboration at the Heart of Vaasa at Botnia Industrial Day 2025
We had the pleasure of attending Botnia Industrial Day (BID) at the City Hall of Vaasa on the 9th of September 2025. […]
Setting Up Local AI with Ollama, DeepSeek, and Chatbox
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer tied to cloud servers. More developers and businesses are turning to local language models, which prioritize […]
The Security Landscape of the Arctic is Changing
Harsh climate conditions and thick sea ice have long maintained a situation where access to the Earth’s northern Arctic region was nearly […]