Two days at Brussels Expo. One award. One important milestone. LABYRINTH has been named the winner of the Best Cybersecurity Innovation Europe award at Cybersec Europe 2026. The recognition highlights the growing importance of technologies that help organizations detect attacker activity earlier and respond with confidence. More Than a Trophy For us, this achievement represents far more than recognition. It reflects years of engineering, research, customer collaboration, and

LABYRINTH has entered a strategic partnership with DAGMA GmbH to strengthen its presence across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. By combining LABYRINTH with DAGMA's regional expertise and partner ecosystem, the collaboration makes it easier for organizations across the DACH region to access innovative cybersecurity solutions backed by trusted local support.

Advanced Deception is evolving alongside modern cyber threats. Discover five key trends shaping how security teams detect attackers earlier, strengthen identity protection, validate security controls continuously, and investigate incidents with greater confidence across hybrid, cloud, and OT environments.

A global life sciences and pharmaceutical R&D organization closed two detection gaps, reconnaissance inside the network and identity attacks on Active Directory, without scaling its SIEM. Here's how, and the full case study to download.

Some moments matter because they celebrate the past. Others matter because they signal where the industry is going. At InfoSec SEE Conference Forum 2026, one of South East Europe's largest cybersecurity gatherings, LABYRINTH was named Rising Star of the Year, while our CEO Paweł Rybczyk received the Cybersecurity Visionary award. These awards recognize years of engineering, research, customer collaboration, and one conviction that has guided LABYRINTH from the beginning: prev

Attackers Only Need One Opportunity. Defenders Need More Visibility. Organizations continue to invest heavily in preventive security controls. Firewalls, endpoint protection, identity management, vulnerability scanning, and zero-trust initiatives all play a critical role in reducing risk. Yet despite these investments, attackers continue to gain access to corporate environments through compromised credentials, phishing campaigns, exposed services, supply chain attacks, and mi