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According to Gartner forecasts, by the end of 2026, 40% of enterprise applications will integrate task-specific AI agents, compared to less than 5% in 2025.In this scenario, one of the most promising areas is cybersecurity. Not only because cyber security is by nature a highly operational domain, but also because it perfectly lends itself to a multi-agent logic.

Multi-agent architectures in cybersecurity, the new defense paradigm for enterprises

NIS 2 marks a step change in the way the manufacturing sector addresses cybersecurity. The European Directive has introduced stricter obligations and greater responsibility in a sector that is a cornerstone of the national economy, as well as one of the most exposed to cyberattacks.In this article, we will explore why NIS 2 represents a turning point for the manufacturing sector, what challenges lie within the compliance journey, and how to address it in a concrete and effective way.Key Points<ul><li>Manufacturing is among the sectors most affected by cybercrime, accounting for 12.6% of incidents in Italy and facing increasingly impactful attacks on operational continuity.</li><li>The NIS 2 Directive introduces stringent obligations on governance, risk management, and incident response, transforming cybersecurity into a continuous and structural process.</li><li>Protection against cyber threats is complex due to the presence of integrated IT/OT environments, legacy systems, and extended supply chains. This makes the support of specialized expertise essential.</li></ul>

NIS 2 in manufacturing: why it is a challenge and how to approach compliance

The term AI security does not have a single, unambiguous meaning. On the one hand, it refers to the use of artificial intelligence systems to strengthen an organization’s security posture; on the other hand, in a stricter sense, AI security encompasses the set of strategies, tactics, and tools aimed at protecting artificial intelligence systems, which are now at the heart of growth and innovation for all enterprises.In this article, we focus on the latter meaning: we frame AI security within the broader context of risk management, analyze the main attack techniques, and outline the most effective strategies.Key Points<ul><li>The central role of AI systems in business processes requires the development of dedicated AI security strategies and the adoption of appropriate tools.</li><li>Threats are not theoretical: prompt injection, data poisoning, model extraction and attacks on the model supply chain are real and make AI systems high-value targets.</li><li>AI security does not rely on a single control, but requires coordinated protection of all system components: data, models, interaction methods and infrastructure.</li></ul>

AI Security: How to Defend AI Systems at the Core of Your Business

Analysts agree that cybersecurity is a strategic asset for every company. According to <a href="https://www.iotworldtoday.com/security/cybersecurity-is-critical-to-business-growth-gartner" target="_blank">Gartner</a>, 85% of CEOs believe the CISO-led division plays a critical role in business growth, a finding echoed by the 2025 <a href="https://www.ey.com/en_gl/insights/consulting/how-can-cybersecurity-go-beyond-value-protection-to-value-creation" target="_blank">EY Global Cybersecurity Leadership Insights.</a> In this report, analysts estimate that cybersecurity contributes on average 11–20% of the overall value generated by major corporate initiatives.Despite this evidence, the reality appears quite different, almost paradoxical. EY reports that cybersecurity budgets have declined over the past two years, dropping from 1.1% to 0.6% of company revenue. Additionally, more than half of CISOs say they struggle to be involved in the strategic phases of projects, where direction and alignment with business goals are defined.How can this paradox be explained? Why is a function that enables growth, innovation, and competitiveness still treated as a cost center? And above all: how does cybersecurity concretely create value for a company, beyond risk reduction?

The True Value of Cybersecurity: Driving Growth, not just Mitigating Risks

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We offer comprehensive anti-fraud solutions that ensure compliance, deliver fast time-to-value, and provide a smooth user experience.

Cyber fraud is escalating as attackers use advanced tools — including AI — to bypass controls, steal data and funds, and erode trust in digital services.  With over ten years’ experience and strong vendor partnerships, Kirey helps organisations adopt tailored anti-fraud solutions and processes to prevent, detect, and respond effectively.

We offer comprehensive anti-fraud solutions that ensure compliance, deliver fast time-to-value, and provide a smooth user experience.We assist our clients from requirements analysis to solution design and implementation, and continue to support them in operational management through our fraud analysts, who are seamlessly integrated into their business processes.Thanks to our flexible delivery models, businesses can choose from advisory services, managed services, or full outsourcing for both platform and functional operations.

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We design, tune, and operate the rules, models, and processes to detect and mitigate fraud. From periodic reviews and functional maintenance to real-time investigations, managed detection workflows, and reporting, our fraud analysts integrate into your processes to keep prevention effective and adaptive.

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We deploy, monitor, and maintain the technical infrastructure that powers detection and response. We provide routine platform health checks, vendor coordination, incident recovery, advanced troubleshooting, proactive tuning, and release support — all governed by clear SLAs.

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Thanks to investigative expertise and continuous adjustments to rules and models, our team of fraud analysts can improve detection accuracy and reduce false positives, enabling faster and more effective decisions.

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Our proactive communication with customers, combined with a structured review process, turns every investigation into actionable insights that continuously enhance prevention and operational resilience.

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We create clear operational guidelines and conduct continuous analysis of anti-fraud alerts, combining automated screening with direct customer verification to ensure timely, consistent responses.

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We manage alerts from contact centers and branches, which includes follow-ups on pending cases, coordination with local teams, and the efficient closure of investigations.

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We perform cross-case correlation and pattern analysis to connect related incidents, identify emerging attack vectors, and reduce false positives. Our findings are used to update policies and rules for corrective actions.

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We deliver regular reports and KPI-driven reviews, continuously tuning processes, rules, and workflows to enhance detection accuracy, operational efficiency, and compliance.

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Anti-Fraud Hub for a Safer Bank

Network Policy Automation: from Heterogeneity to Centralized Control

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Vulnerability Management: Prioritizing Risk in the Banking System

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Multi-agent architectures in cybersecurity, the new defense paradigm for enterprises

NIS 2 in manufacturing: why it is a challenge and how to approach compliance

AI Security: How to Defend AI Systems at the Core of Your Business

The True Value of Cybersecurity: Driving Growth, not just Mitigating Risks

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