CYBORA in the press
Interviews, articles and talks featuring CYBORA and our team on cybersecurity, digital identity and AI risk — every card links out to the original source.
ArticleData leaked from Registry Center could activate scammers: how not to be deceived
Following the theft of over 600,000 records from Lithuania's Registry Center, CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas warns scammers may impersonate officials by phone, text or email to demand password changes or data "verification" — his advice: hang up and report the contact.
Read source →ArticleExperts cut it straight: paying a ransomware ransom is the worst possible investment
Lrytas.lt covers Lithuania's ransomware exposure — over 6,700 vulnerable systems identified nationwide, with critical infrastructure, newly established foreign companies, government bodies and universities among the most exposed.
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ArticleA. Girdžiušas: artificial intelligence builds the future, but it also opens doors to scammers
CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas talks to Etaplius TV's "Tarp eilučių" about how fast AI is reshaping work and communication — and the new fraud risks that come with it.
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VideoSocial media and the press hold a lot of useful information — if you know where to look
In this Etaplius TV clip, Arūnas Girdžiušas explains a common mistake behind data breaches: assuming your personal information isn't worth protecting — and how that assumption leaves people open to fraud.
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ArticleYour digital identity is worth more than your wallet today, experts warn
A decade ago the biggest fear was losing your wallet. Delfi's feature argues losing your digital identity is far more dangerous — bank access, health records, email, work files, photos and even your name online can go with it.
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FeatureArūnas Girdžiušas featured as a digital-identity security expert
Vilniaus Kolegija (VIKO) profiles CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas as an expert voice on protecting digital identity, tied to the same reporting on why a stolen identity can cost more than a stolen wallet.
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PodcastArūnas Girdžiušas' podcast on cybersecurity, AI and technology leadership
A show hosted by CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas — 20+ years across IT, cybersecurity, product and business growth — covering AI, Web3, blockchain, fintech and where cyber security is headed next.
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PresentationCybersecurity and privacy assurance in the EU digital identity wallet system
A KSEA conference talk by Arūnas Girdžiušas on eIDAS 2.0 — the EU's digital identity wallet framework — covering its core security and privacy challenges and the architecture behind cross-border trust.
Read source →RadioDon't know — don't click, expert advises
An FM99 segment on everyday online safety, citing a rise in reported personal-data breaches, with CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas advising listeners to verify links and senders and to call back and confirm before acting on unexpected messages.
Read source →RadioCybersecurity expert: we need a new culture of speech and writing on social media
An FM99 interview with Arūnas Girdžiušas, at the time a Baltic Amadeus expert, on vote manipulation in online contests and a broader call for healthier norms of online speech.
Read source →VideoLaba diena, Lietuva
A segment of LRT's morning news broadcast featuring Arūnas Girdžiušas discussing the risk of misinformation spreading on social media during fast-moving crisis events.
Read source →RadioOnline scammers: be careful even with friends when writing your phone number
An FM99 journalist recounts having her Facebook account compromised after sharing her phone number with what looked like a friend's Messenger request; Arūnas Girdžiušas comments on a wave of similar account-takeover scams that weekend.
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ArticleShe wanted to protect herself — and lost €5,000. Cyber fraud: how to recognise and avoid it
A two-page feature in Estonia's Narva Gazette on the region's cyber-fraud wave — €5M lost in 9 months. The newsroom shares what it learned in a cybersecurity course with Internews mentored by CYBORA's Arūnas Girdžiušas, including why open public Wi-Fi with simple passwords can be cracked in seconds.
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