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Advanced Cyber Security and ATOMNIA establish strategic partnership in cyber resilience

Advanced Cyber Security and ATOMNIA have announced a strategic partnership focused on developing advanced cyber resilience solutions and protecting critical infrastructure. The collaboration combines ATOMNIA’s secure connectivity infrastructure and OMNIA BLACK and OMNIA XDR technologies with ACS’s ARMADA AI Engine and advanced SIEM intelligence platforms for enhanced security analytics.

The two companies stated that they will jointly work on an integrated approach that brings together secure infrastructure, managed detection and response, AI-powered data correlation, threat intelligence, digital forensics, and automated threat remediation. The goal of the partnership is to help organizations detect threats faster, respond to incidents more efficiently, and strengthen resilience in increasingly complex digital environments.

A particular focus has been placed on protecting critical operations and developing platforms capable of real-time monitoring and response through the use of artificial intelligence in security data analysis and processing. The companies say the partnership represents a combination of secure infrastructure and AI-driven defense technologies aimed at creating a more flexible and adaptive cybersecurity framework for modern organizations.

UltraVision Consult and Prysm Software Strengthen Strategic Partnership

UltraVision Consult announced that its team visited France this week, meeting at the headquarters of Prysm Software, the developer of the AppVision PSIM platform, with the goal of further strengthening their partnership and aligning future development plans. According to UltraVision Consult, the visit was not focused solely on technology, but also on strategic planning, long-term cooperation, and a shared vision for the future of the security market in Central and South Eastern Europe.

The meetings focused on discussions with Prysm Software’s management regarding product development, the future roadmap of the AppVision platform, and opportunities for further enhancing solutions designed for security systems integration. UltraVision Consult emphasized that AppVision represents a key part of its portfolio, making direct meetings and coordination with development teams essential for continuing to position the solution within the regional market.

AppVision is recognized as a PSIM platform for integrating and managing multiple security and infrastructure systems through a unified interface, including video surveillance, access control, fire detection, and other technologies. UltraVision Consult also highlighted that strong partnerships are built over time through direct collaboration, underlining the importance of continuous strategic alignment and joint solution development for the security industry.

Synology Balkans to Host Webinar on New PAS7700 System on May 25

Synology has announced a webinar dedicated to the launch of its new PAS7700 system, scheduled for May 25, with a focus on the capabilities of this All-NVMe solution for demanding business environments and critical workloads.

The webinar, titled “PAS7700 Launch – Power Critical Workloads with Future-Ready All-NVMe,” will bring together participants interested in modern storage platforms and high-performance infrastructure. Among the confirmed speakers is Kenan Serhatlić.

According to the company, attendees will have the opportunity to learn how the PAS7700 is positioned in the market and what differentiates it from other enterprise storage solutions. The program will also include a detailed product demonstration, an overview of key features, and practical use-case scenarios for business environments.

A special segment of the webinar will focus on the performance of the All-NVMe architecture, designed for organizations working with large volumes of data and applications that require high availability and fast system response times.

Synology states that the PAS7700 was developed with future market demands in mind, including scalability, reliability, and support for intensive workloads in modern IT environments. In addition to the presentation sessions, the organizers have prepared a prize giveaway for webinar participants, with one attendee set to receive a special reward. Access to the event is available via the following link: Webinar Registration Link

IP WAY becomes partner of Cambium Networks for wireless networking solutions

IP WAY has announced a new partnership with Cambium Networks, marking a new phase in the company’s development within the networking technology segment. The collaboration is aimed at expanding the portfolio of wireless connectivity solutions and improving access to advanced networking technologies across the regional market.

According to the company, the partnership combines IP WAY’s technical expertise with Cambium’s “Wireless Fabric” technology, which enables reliable, scalable, and secure network infrastructure. The goal is to provide system integrators and end users with access to solutions for fixed wireless access, enterprise Wi-Fi, and network management.

As part of the cooperation, partners will gain access to a broader portfolio of long-distance connectivity solutions, including point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP) technologies. A particular focus is also placed on advanced Wi-Fi 7 solutions designed for business users and demanding network environments.

The partnership also brings added value through technical support and training, aimed at strengthening the implementation and management of complex network systems. This move reflects the growing importance of reliable connectivity as a key driver of digital transformation in both the public and private sectors.

ICS: Strategic Management Roundtable in Focus at Corporate Security Days 2026

Institute for Corporate Security Studies has announced a roundtable dedicated to strategic management, set to take place as part of Corporate Security Days 2026 on May 18–19 in Brdo pri Kranju. The event comes at a time when global challenges are increasingly highlighting the importance of organizational resilience, business continuity, and effective crisis management.

The discussion will focus on strategic approaches to risk management and strengthening organizational resilience, bringing together leading experts from key Slovenian organizations. Participants include representatives from ELES, Telekom Slovenije, Plinovodi, and the University Medical Center Maribor.

The session will be moderated by Denis Čaleta, who will guide the conversation toward practical insights and real-world solutions drawn from everyday operations. According to the organizers, attendees will gain valuable perspectives on crisis management strategies, learn how to build truly resilient organizations, and engage with key decision-makers. The event is intended for professionals dealing with complex security and business challenges.

Due to limited capacity, interested participants are encouraged to secure their place in advance and take part in a discussion shaping the future of safe and stable business environments.

a&s Adria: Webinar on the Future of Security Technologies This Wednesday

After an intensive week of events across the region, a&s Adria continues its activities by inviting the security community to join a webinar dedicated to the innovations and strategies shaping the future of the industry. The online event will take place on May 6, 2026, starting at 11:00 AM (CET), with a focus on the integration of key technologies redefining modern security systems.

In the announcement, the organizers emphasize that security today goes beyond hardware, describing it as an “invisible shield” that ensures the continuity and safety of everyday life. With this in mind, the webinar will offer a broader perspective on the security ecosystem, highlighting how artificial intelligence, thermal technologies, and data management complement each other.

A key part of the program will be an expert panel featuring representatives from leading technology companies, including Teledyne FLIR, known for advanced thermal imaging solutions, UltraVision Consult, specializing in strategic security consulting, and Mercury.AI, focused on cutting-edge AI applications. The panel will also include Synology, offering secure data management and video surveillance solutions, and XPR GROUP with its modern approach to access control.

The webinar is not designed as a traditional product showcase, but rather as a discussion on the broader context of industry development and how the integration of different technologies addresses contemporary security challenges. The event is open to all security professionals, including manufacturers, consultants, system integrators, and end users looking to stay up to date with the latest trends and find inspiration for future projects.

Register here:The Invisible Shield: How Security Protects Us Every Day | LinkedIn

 

KING ICT Named Best Fortinet Partner in Croatia

KING ICT has been recognized as the best Fortinet partner in Croatia, an award presented by Exclusive Networks for the Adriatics region. The recognition highlights the company’s continued commitment to delivering advanced security solutions, as well as the trust placed in it by clients and partners over the past year.

According to KING ICT, the award reflects strong teamwork and sustained investment in building expertise in the field of cyber security, with special thanks extended to Exclusive Networks for the recognition. Additional recognition was also awarded to the company’s Sarajevo team, which was named the best F5 partner in Bosnia and Herzegovina, further underscoring KING ICT’s regional presence and operational strength.

Looking ahead, the company stated it will continue to focus on delivering security solutions based on Fortinet technologies, helping clients build resilient and secure IT infrastructures.

AMBCG: New Partnership to Strengthen Data Protection and Security Standards

The Agency for Personal Data Protection and Free Access to Information and the Association of Security Managers of Montenegro have formalized their cooperation by signing a Memorandum, opening the way for a systematic improvement of data protection, access to information, and corporate security practices in Montenegro.

The Memorandum was signed by the Agency’s Director, Maja Žunjić Mitrović, and the Association’s President, Dragan Radulović, in the presence of representatives from both institutions, including Željko Rutović, President of the Agency’s Council, Mirjana Volkov, Head of the Agency’s Department for Cases and Complaints, Ana Novaković, Legal Advisor at the Agency, and Nebojša Brajević, Vice President of the Association of Security Managers of Montenegro.

The cooperation is based on the principles of partnership, transparency, and accountability, with the aim of strengthening professional capacities and aligning practices with European standards. Particular focus will be placed on continuous professional education, legislative improvements, and the development of professional and ethical standards in the fields of personal data protection and security risk management.

The Memorandum outlines joint activities, including the organization of professional conferences, seminars, and public discussions, as well as the exchange of knowledge and experience between the parties. It also opens opportunities for the development of joint projects and applications for international funding in areas of shared interest.

By signing the Memorandum, both parties reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening cooperation and advancing standards in areas of key importance for the protection of citizens’ rights and the development of a modern security system.

Warning of a New Wave of Smishing Attacks in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Fake Messages Exploit Institutional Identities

IDDEEA BiH has once again warned the public about an intensified, organized campaign of fraudulent SMS messages targeting citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina. These messages misuse the names of state institutions, including authorities responsible for traffic and security. Despite earlier alerts, the attacks have not subsided—in fact, new versions of the messages are emerging, featuring modified content and fake web addresses designed to imitate official domains.

According to available information, this is a classic form of digital fraud known as smishing, where attackers rely on pressure—such as alleged fines, deadlines, and legal consequences—to trick citizens into opening suspicious links and entering personal or financial data. Particularly concerning is the increasing misuse of the name of the Ministry of Interior of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with claims of alleged violations recorded through fictitious or manipulated systems such as “E-Policija.”

Officials from IDDEEA BiH emphasize that the agency neither issues nor collects traffic fines, nor does it send SMS messages containing payment links. They also remind citizens that the only official website of the Agency is www.iddeea.gov.ba, while any similar domain variations should be considered fraudulent.

Analysis of specific messages further confirms their lack of authenticity. In some cases, the sender uses foreign phone numbers—such as those registered in the Philippines—which is a clear indicator that the message does not originate from domestic institutions. In addition, the links included in these messages rely on so-called “lookalike” domains, which may appear legitimate at first glance but redirect users to malicious websites designed to steal data. A common tactic is also to instruct users to manually copy and paste the link into a browser, thereby bypassing security filters in messaging applications.

The Agency warns that this issue goes beyond a single institution and requires a coordinated response from relevant authorities. It highlights the urgent need for more proactive engagement by law enforcement and security agencies, as well as close cooperation with telecom operators to identify the sources of these messages, block fraudulent domains, and protect citizens.

Citizens are advised to exercise maximum caution: do not open suspicious links, do not enter personal information, and do not make any payments based on such messages. In case of doubt, it is recommended to verify the information through official channels or consult trusted sources who can confirm the legitimacy of the message.

Experts further warn that these campaigns are increasingly using advanced social engineering techniques, targeting users’ sense of urgency and fear. For this reason, they stress that awareness and caution remain the most effective defense—because attackers rely on quick and impulsive reactions.

Cambium Networks Participates in Three Seas Initiative Summit in Dubrovnik

Cambium Networks participated as an official partner at the Three Seas Initiative Summit held in Dubrovnik under the patronage of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Croatia. As part of the “Innovation and Resilience in Defence” conference, company representatives joined a panel discussion focused on key challenges in security and system resilience.

The company’s team, led by Bob Shaw, presented its approach to developing communication solutions for mission-critical environments, emphasizing reliability, security, and continuous connectivity. Cambium highlighted that these elements are essential for protecting infrastructure and strengthening resilience in modern security scenarios.

Participation in the event reflects the growing importance of networking technologies in the defence and critical infrastructure sectors, where secure and stable communication plays a crucial operational role. The event was organized by ZBT Consulting, with participants noting a high level of discussion and exchange of expertise.