The “Cyber Security Days” Conference, organized by Čikom
The “Cyber Security Days” Conference, organized by Čikom, brought together representatives of institutions, businesses, and the professional community with the aim of exchanging experiences and addressing current issues in the fields of cybersecurity, digital resilience, and the management of modern security challenges. As part of the program, our member Ksenija Baković Šoljaga served as the moderator of a […]
European Cybersecurity Skills Framework: Europe’s Response to the Cybersecurity Workforce CrisisWith a Focus on the Situation in Montenegro
Cyber threats today know no borders, yet the experts capable of stopping them are increasingly moving to places where they are better paid, recognized, and offered clearer career paths. As a result, Europe is facing a serious shortage of cybersecurity professionals, with an estimated 300,000 vacant positions, while most companies struggle to find qualified experts. […]
Visit to the Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit
In today’s digital environment, the fight against cybercrime is increasingly moving beyond technical boundaries and becoming a matter of strategic action, legal mechanisms, and global coordination. During the visit to the Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit (DCU), Dr. Andreja Mihailović, President of Women4Cyber Montenegro, had the opportunity to gain first-hand insight into the work of one […]
The 11th edition of the Congress “Securing the Balkan Mosaic: Cyber–Physical Resilience in a Hybrid Era” was held on 19–20 March 2026 in Sibiu, Romania.
As a representative of Women4Cyber Montenegro, Irina Stamatović participated in the 11th edition of the congress “Securing the Balkan Mosaic: Cyber–Physical Resilience in a Hybrid Era,” held on 19–20 March 2026 in Sibiu, Romania. During her panel, she presented Montenegro’s progress in aligning its national cybersecurity framework with the European Union acquis, with particular emphasis […]
Biometrics and Digital Identity – A Step Toward Modernization or a Risk to Privacy?
Montenegro has entered a new phase of digital transformation — by introducing electronic ID cards that combine a personal identification document, health insurance card, and electronic signature. Although the state initiated this process back in 2020, for many citizens it has turned into an ordeal — with hours spent waiting in lines in recent months. […]
Protect your data from phone scams and voice manipulation
Have you heard of anyone complain that they’ve received a weird phone call asking them to do something personal? Or have you heard of the increased amount of AI being used to imitate loved ones over calls? This is in fact a form of social engineering or in more simple terms-phishing. Although it might be […]
Digital Violence Against Youth in Montenegro – DeShame Research Findings
At the conference “Digital Violence Is Not Invisible,” the results of the first national DeShame study in Montenegro were presented. The research was conducted by the NGO Center for a Safer Internet, with support from the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation and in partnership with the company M:tel. The study included 510 first- and third-year students […]
Women4Cyber Montenegro Welcomes First Intern through the CybHER Programme
We are proud to announce that Women4Cyber Montenegro has been selected as a host organization for the regional programme CybHER – Her Cyber: Empowering Women and Girls in Cyber, implemented by the British Council and Propulsion, with the support of the UK Government. From September to December 2025, we are delighted to welcome Teodora Kovačević, […]
Freedom of Expression vs. Internet Censorship: Finding Balance in the Digital Age
In the 21st century, the internet has become the main space for expressing opinions, sharing ideas, and participating in public discourse. Social media, blogs, comments, and online forums have enabled millions of people to voice opinions that might otherwise go unnoticed. However, this unprecedented access to freedom of speech also brings numerous challenges: the rise […]
Digital harassment in professional communication
Digital work environments (email, Zoom, Teams) have become an everyday part of professional life. But what should you do when harassment occurs even there? What is digital harassment? Digital harassment involves unwanted messages, threats, inappropriate comments, or interference in an employee’s private life. Essentially, it includes any behavior that disrupts the professional environment (“electronic mobbing”). […]
