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Microsoft Security Essentials updates not included in Windows 7 ESU

13th December 201913th December 2019 peterglock

Yet another reason to accelerate your Win 7 migration plan…: Once Windows 7 reaches end-of-support (EOS) on January 14, 2020, Microsoft will also stop updating Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE) for […]

 Glock Takes Stock  Be Aware, Information Security, ZDNET

AWS on Australia’s encryption Bill and government-wide contract

10th December 201910th December 2019 peterglock

Many governments are mulling similar legislation to the Australian Bill. Amazon is playing a wait & watch game on what actually gets implemented in Australia…: […] Speaking with a handful […]

 Glock Takes Stock  Cyberlaw, ZDNET

Windows 10 Mobile is over: Prepare for final security patches as support ends

9th December 20199th December 2019 peterglock

If you happen to have one of the several million Windows Mobile devices still out there. Time to do the decent thing and turn it off for the last time…: […]

 Glock Takes Stock  Be Aware, Technology, ZDNET

Top gadgets for the security and privacy conscious (or the super paranoid!)

5th December 20195th December 2019 peterglock

Given that just about all of my data is in a cloud service, securing my devices is probably less important than making sure my s3 buckets are properly secure (for […]

 Glock Takes Stock  Be Aware, Information Security, ZDNET

ACCC calls for Privacy Act changes to protect loyalty scheme customers

3rd December 20193rd December 2019 peterglock

Australia is having a debate about the privacy implications of loyalty cards. I don’t have payment information linked to any of my loyalty schemes (mostly airlines and the ubiquitous Tesco […]

 Glock Takes Stock  Be Aware, Cyberlaw, ZDNET

Third party minimum cyber compliance for My Health Record skipped: Audit Office

25th November 201925th November 2019 peterglock

Would you consider self-certification sufficient for ensuring the privacy and effectiveness of your healthcare record system?…: […] With users able to limit visibility of their record, a function exists within […]

 Uncategorised  Glock Takes Stock, Information Security, ZDNET

Optus opens privacy can of worms with programmable voice play

22nd November 201922nd November 2019 peterglock

I start from the assumption that all of my communications are being listened to. After all, just because I’m paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not watching my every move. Seems I’m […]

 Uncategorised  Be Aware, Glock Takes Stock, privacy, Technology, ZDNET

Cyber name recognition keeps BlackBerry in the game

21st November 201921st November 2019 peterglock

I’ll admit it, I was one of those two-thumb commuters you used to see mashing their BB handsets on the train and tube. Then BBN became the teenager’s messaging platform […]

 Uncategorised  Digital Business, Glock Takes Stock, ZDNET

New Phoenix Keylogger tries to stop over 80 security products to avoid detection

20th November 201920th November 2019 peterglock

Sophistication in info stealing…: […] In addition, Phoenix has also gained an aggressive anti-AV and anti-VM module that tries to keep the malware from being detected and analyzed while deployed […]

 Uncategorised  Be Aware, Glock Takes Stock, ZDNET

Iranian hacking group built its own VPN network

14th November 2019 peterglock

Even the bad guys use a VPN…: Security researchers identify APT33’s private network of 21 VPN nodes. Original Article

 Uncategorised  Glock Takes Stock, Information Security, ZDNET

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Free cyber alarms could stop threat of internet attacksWould you let your local police force install a server in your network? I'm going to watch this one as it's basically a managed SOC run by a police force with no history of running these kinds of service...:[...] Once a business becomes a Police CyberAlarm member, it will need to install the ‘CyberAlarm Virtual Server’ which will then collect and process traffic logs identifying suspicious activity from the firewall.ERSOU said Police CyberAlarm does not see any content of any network traffic, as it monitors the logs relating to the traffic to identify suspicious activity. It is designed to protect personal data, trade secrets and intellectual property.As a Police CyberAlarm member, organisations will benefit from regular reports detailing suspicious and potentially malicious attack activity on its firewall or internet gateway.The reports will also help police identify current threats and take enforcement action against cyber criminals.Police CyberAlarm can benefit any business with a computer network including SMEs, organisations, public and private sector, charities, education establishments and local government, ERSOU said.DS Barry added: “The more members we have, the more data we get which will provide law enforcement with a much richer intelligence picture about the current and emerging threats businesses are facing."The data will also be presented back to members in the form of regular reports to help them take steps to improve their cyber security. I would urge businesses to sign up and take advantage of all Police CyberAlarm has to offer.”Businesses and organisations can sign up on the Cyberalarm website.[...]Original article buff.ly/3sXjA2O ... See MoreSee Less

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