Got any of these running around your network? (I bet you have at least #2)…: […] The report identified the following five most common technologies that lead to accidental breaches […]
This looks like a ‘classic’ ransomware attack. The thing that caught my eye was the statement: […] “We have been assured that no patient’s privacy has been compromised in any […]
Waiting for a reason to patch your systems? Run IIS? Patch now before someone DoS’s you…: […] Gal Goldshtein, a software engineer with F5 Networks, discovered the issue. Outside of […]
A useful crib sheet. I advise mostly small and medium sized businesses and a lot of security guidance is overkill for them. My preferred approach is: Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) […]
I can’t see how this helps anyone. I’m glad I live in a less litigious country…: Chances are that by now you’ve heard the crazy story of how an American […]
I’m generally in favour of a global, coordinated response to global threats. Climate change, Ozone holes…, and cyber security require a global response. This opinion piece from Singapore sums up […]
My business supports a few online retail websites, mostly using Magento. We run regular scans for changed files and review third-party packages before implementing. But for most small businesses, this […]
Contrast this approach to apply technology to citizenship with Estonia’s e-residency and other digital initiatives…: ROME — When Gianroberto Casaleggio, the idealogue behind Italy’s governing 5Star Movement, died in 2016, […]
Now it gets interesting. Let’s see what the Russians throw back at the DPRK…: […] In an unusual development, the group known for its attacks against companies in countries viewed […]
Forget “AI”, I nominate “Quantum” as this year’s buzzphrase: […] The gateway, which was co-developed with South Korean controller maker GINT, will monitor various devices for Vehicle-2-Everything (V2X), Bluetooth, radar, […]