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Small businesses relying on WordPress often face critical vulnerabilities from outdated plugins, poor security monitoring, GDPR confusion, and accessibility oversights. This article dives into real-world tools and strategies that balance automated scanning with clear, actionable steps for non-technical clients.

Proton, the Swiss non-profit behind Proton Mail and Proton VPN, has unveiled Lumo, an AI assistant built on open-source models with end-to-end encryption that refuses to log conversations or use prompts for training. This tool addresses growing privacy concerns in AI by offering server-side deletion of chats and GDPR-compliant European infrastructure, positioning itself as a transparent alternative to opaque commercial services. With features like encrypted file uploads and tiered access, Lumo empowers developers and users to harness AI without compromising on data sovereignty.

AMEOS Group, one of Central Europe's largest private healthcare networks, has disclosed a severe security breach potentially exposing sensitive data of patients, employees, and partners. The Zurich-based operator of 100+ facilities has shut down all IT systems and launched forensic investigations amid concerns of potential data misuse.

Tygra launches a privacy-first AI tool for macOS that processes PDFs, images, and documents entirely on-device using Mistral's open-source models. By eliminating cloud dependencies, it ensures GDPR/EU AI Act compliance while extracting complex data from invoices, forms, and medical records with contextual understanding beyond traditional OCR.