A practical example of using an established framework which could be applied to your organisation: […] Intel used the framework to create a risk heat map that can be used […]

We talk a lot about the shortage of cyber security professionals. How about biosecurity professionals? This is a somewhat scary scientific paper. Worth a read at the weekend…: Summary New […]

CCPA is, for any company providing services to Californian citizens, somewhat scarier than GDPR. Make sure you understand the risks…: The California Consumer Privacy Act has put businesses at substantial […]

An interesting comparison between the Australian and UK approaches to investigatory powers…: […] Under the laws as currently written, agencies can issue: Technical Assistance Notices (TANs), which are compulsory notices […]

Networking software giant Citrix Systems says malicious hackers were inside its networks for five months between 2018 and 2019, making off with personal and financial data on company employees, contractors, […]

So now we know what ‘Gen 6’ is, what do we do about it?…: Cyber Attack Generation Timeline Gen 1 Attack: Virus In the 1980s hackers were using viruses to […]

I have an even more radical view. ‘My’ data should be under my control. I should be able to choose who gets access to it and where it’s stored…: Russia. […]

Most of the people I work with in infosec projects are contractors. HMRC itself relies on contractors to run IT. These rule changes are going to delay a lot of […]

Crooks are constantly dreaming up new ways to use and conceal stolen credit card data. According to the U.S. Secret Service, the latest scheme involves stolen card information embedded in […]

Ever since the Mac and PC ads, and for quite a while before that, there’s been a smugness exhibited by certain Mac users about “there’s so much more malware that […]