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Monika Kutějová, spolupracující konzultantka informační bezpečnosti Cybrela.
Monika
Kutějová
Information security consultant
Monika is an associate consultant at Cybrela and has been working in cybersecurity for seven years. She brings experience from public administration and critical infrastructure, where she worked on threat analysis, supplier assessment and setting up security processes. At Cybrela, she leads CRA Point, an information platform on the Cyber Resilience Act that explains the new obligations and their practical impact in clear, accessible terms. Alongside her professional work, she is involved in cybersecurity education and awareness, including supporting women in the field.
How would you explain cybersecurity to someone who only remembers landlines and cassette tapes?
Think of cybersecurity as a well-structured defensive line in football – when it’s properly set up, no one gets near your goal.
What’s one thing everyone should do to improve their online security?
Check your privacy settings on social media – once something leaks, you can’t take it back.
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