Security Overhaul refers to a comprehensive review and enhancement of an organization’s security measures, protocols, and technologies. This process aims to identify vulnerabilities, assess risks, and implement improvements to strengthen the overall security posture. An overhaul can involve updating outdated systems, adopting new security technologies, revising policies and procedures, training staff, and enhancing physical security measures. The goal is to protect assets, data, and personnel from threats such as cyberattacks, breaches, and other security incidents. A Security Overhaul is often prompted by changes in the threat landscape, regulatory requirements, or after an incident that exposes weaknesses in existing security efforts.
The European Commission proposes a €800 billion plan to enhance Europe's defense capabilities, prioritizing independent Ukraine support. A €150 billion allocation focuses on upgrading anti-aircraft, missile, drone, anti-drone, and artillery…