I’m cautiously welcoming this. Generally, it’s a good idea to keep important stuff in a secure location. For example, keep your important physical documents and valuables in a small fire […]
This story has been wandering around twitter for a few days, mostly because of who it’s being attributed to. Whether it is actually APT10 (“The Chinese”) is debatable. What’s also […]
At the beginning of my career I was very fortunate to work for an employer (BT) that had a ‘grow your own’ mentality for systems engineers and other skilled technical […]
I read this as “an attack on Microsoft would cost the UK billions…” Do you have an alternative plan if your mail vendor goes down?…: […] The analysis shows that […]
Time to check your insurance cover against a rogue employee scenario…: […] No significant fines or sanctions have yet been imposed in the UK on any organisation for breaching the […]
In terms of damage to business reputation a social media ‘attack’ is up there with ransomware and denial of service. This is worth a read…: […] Pablo Breuer, innovation officer […]
Much as selling an old computer comes with risks, selling an old IoT device might leave you unexpectedly exposed…: Google has reportedly fixed a bug that let former owners of used Nest […]
I’ve been running demos of Wifi attacks for years (I can remember a session in Warsaw in 2001…). I don’t do anything sensitive without a VPN (application and/or network layer). […]
Being breached can be an existential crisis for your company if you don’t have the right mitigation, including insurance, in place…: A medical billing firm responsible for a recent eight-month […]
Given the supply chain risks, it’s essential to audit your professional advisors. I’d go further than a ‘security’ audit though and extend this into a privacy audit as well. You […]