ABOUT CYBERCORIA

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Cybercoria is a specialist publication covering the points where information system architecture, cybersecurity, cloud and regulation meet.

LAUNCHEDAugust 2026
PUBLISHED ANALYSES27
UNIQUE SOURCES CITED95

WHO WRITES

Content is published under the responsibility of the Cybercoria Editorial Desk. Cybercoria is an editorial publication published by Nixial. The byline “Cybercoria Editorial Desk” identifies the publication desk, not a fictitious author or simulated individual expertise.

PUBLISHER, AFFILIATION AND EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE

Cybercoria is an editorial publication published by Nixial. Nixial also publishes Cartographit, an information-system mapping solution, and Livodit AI, a cloud security audit platform. This affiliation is stated explicitly so readers can assess Cybercoria’s analyses with full knowledge of the relationship.

This relationship does not allow Cybercoria to treat these products as independent sources. When analysis concerns information-system mapping, cloud security, or topics directly related to Nixial’s activities, material claims continue to be established from identifiable primary sources: official texts, public authorities, standards and official provider documentation.

When an article mentions or links to Cartographit or Livodit AI, the relationship with Nixial is disclosed. A Nixial product is never presented as proof of compliance, as the official interpretation of a regulatory text, or as validation of a Cybercoria recommendation.

Links to these products are added only when they provide a genuinely relevant complement to the topic. They do not determine the choice of topic, the conclusions of the analysis, or the sources cited.

WHAT WE COVER — AND WHAT WE DO NOT

Cybercoria covers information-system mapping, architecture, cybersecurity, cloud security, NIS2, DORA, GDPR and governance topics connecting these areas. The publication does not aim to cover every cybersecurity news item and does not present a method, tool or recommendation as automatic proof of compliance.

HOW WE VERIFY

Official texts, public authorities, recognised technical guidance and vendor documentation are prioritised when they can establish a fact. Articles distinguish facts, official recommendations and editorial analysis, with a documentary verification date.

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CORRECTIONS AND REPORTS

A factual error can be reported through the Contact page by providing the URL, the relevant passage and, where possible, a primary source. The point is verified before any published correction.

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