Passwork Blog

Latest Apr 11, 2026
GPU clusters, AI-assisted wordlists, botnets of 2.8M devices. Brute force has scaled. This guide covers six attack...

Brute force attacks in 2026: What they are and how to stop them

GPU clusters, AI-assisted wordlists, botnets of 2.8M devices. Brute force has scaled. This guide covers six attack variants, real-world cases from 2025, and a layered defense strategy your team can implement today.

Brute force attacks in 2026: What they are and how to stop them
Apr 10, 2026 12 min read
A forgotten password costs $70. A breach costs $4.44 million. Both start the same way — credentials shared over Slack,...

Password chaos: Why it's a business problem and how to fix it

A forgotten password costs $70. A breach costs $4.44 million. Both start the same way — credentials shared over Slack, stored in spreadsheets, never rotated. Here's what password chaos actually costs and how to eliminate it.

Password chaos: Why it's a business problem and how to fix it
Apr 9, 2026 10 min read
NIS2 Article 21(2)(j) mandates MFA "where appropriate" — not passwordless by default. Learn what ENISA guidance...

Is NIS2 passwordless authentication required for compliance?

NIS2 Article 21(2)(j) mandates MFA "where appropriate" — not passwordless by default. Learn what ENISA guidance actually requires, how auditors evaluate your implementation, and how to build a defensible hybrid compliance posture for 2026.

Is NIS2 passwordless authentication required for compliance?
Apr 7, 2026 4 min read
The latest Passwork release adds service accounts with multi-token API support, saved filters, mobile web UI, and...

Passwork 7.6: Service accounts

The latest Passwork release adds service accounts with multi-token API support, saved filters, mobile web UI, and automatic Bin cleanup. See what changed.

Passwork 7.6: Service accounts
Apr 5, 2026 16 min read
NIS2's 24–72–30 reporting framework assumes continuous monitoring and structured evidence — not manual workflows under...

NIS2 compliance reporting: How automation reduces the burden

NIS2's 24–72–30 reporting framework assumes continuous monitoring and structured evidence — not manual workflows under pressure. This article maps each deadline to specific automation capabilities and defines where human judgment remains non-negotiable.

NIS2 compliance reporting: How automation reduces the burden
Apr 5, 2026 18 min read
What hosting model actually protects your credentials under EU law and why picking an EU data center isn't enough. A...

European password manager hosting: Cloud vs on-premises guide

What hosting model actually protects your credentials under EU law and why picking an EU data center isn't enough. A practical guide for European organizations navigating GDPR, NIS2, DORA, and the US CLOUD Act.

European password manager hosting: Cloud vs on-premises guide
Apr 4, 2026 15 min read
82% of attacks in 2026 are malware-free — antivirus won't catch them. This guide covers a 7-layer defense strategy...

Data breach prevention for business: Beyond basic antivirus

82% of attacks in 2026 are malware-free — antivirus won't catch them. This guide covers a 7-layer defense strategy built for credential theft, lateral movement, and supply chain compromise.

Data breach prevention for business: Beyond basic antivirus
Apr 3, 2026 14 min read
Spring 2026 brought the EU's most significant institutional breach, its first cyber sanctions of the year, and four...

Spring 2026 EU cybersecurity update: What changed & how to prepare

Spring 2026 brought the EU's most significant institutional breach, its first cyber sanctions of the year, and four major cybersecurity regulations enforcing simultaneously. NIS2, DORA, CRA, and CSA2 now set hard deadlines — and real penalties. Here's what changed, who's affected, and what to do.

Spring 2026 EU cybersecurity update: What changed & how to prepare
Apr 2, 2026 14 min read
Credential gaps are the leading NIS2 audit failure point in 2026. This guide covers Article 21 password requirements,...

NIS2 password requirements: What European companies must do in 2026

Credential gaps are the leading NIS2 audit failure point in 2026. This guide covers Article 21 password requirements, NIST SP 800-63B alignment, AD hardening steps, and the audit evidence regulators ask for first.

NIS2 password requirements: What European companies must do in 2026
Mar 31, 2026 11 min read
Cybersecurity glossary for 2026: Zero Trust, PAM, XDR, CTEM, DSPM, PQC — and 20+ other terms explained with the...

Stop googling acronyms: Cybersecurity 101 glossary for 2026

Cybersecurity glossary for 2026: Zero Trust, PAM, XDR, CTEM, DSPM, PQC — and 20+ other terms explained with the business context vendor datasheets leave out. Organized by function, not alphabet.

Stop googling acronyms: Cybersecurity 101 glossary for 2026