It’s a rookie error, but all too common. MoviePass compounded their error by not responding fast enough when this was reported…: […] Mossab Hussein, a security researcher with security company […]
My advice: sort out your basic cyber hygiene and make sure you have an effective backup/restore process for critical systems. The you have the luxury of thumbing your nose at […]
That’s a change; CISOs are seeing PII as something to protect as privacy and security are increasingly coming together. Also, most C|ISOs are struggling to integrate the multitude of security […]
Nasty. Let’s see if they have effective backups in place…: Twenty-three towns in Texas had their computer systems hacked and their data held hostage in a large-scale coordinated ransomware attack […]
Large enterprises and organisations regularly conduct these exercises (which is good). Unfortunately the defenders aren’t doing a good job of stopping the attackers. This is why I got into promoting […]
Public spaces are definitely not the best places to use passwords or deal with sensitive information. To add to the risks of shoulder surfing, CCTV and dodgy wifi, we now […]
The real world impact of cyber attacks…: […] The NPCC said it decided three weeks ago that it was safe for police forces to use the firm again. Since then, […]
Evidence that the NHS really are taking this seriously…: […] Research by government policy think tank, Parliament Street, revealed that 65 NHS trusts spent a total of £612m on IT […]
How will this affect vetting procedures? You’d want to know who had access to your data, and any previous shenanigans they’d been up to, but it’s extremely difficult to check, […]
Do you have traps in place for criminals using tools like Mimikatz? Have a think about how a criminal gang would gain access to your network and then how they […]