Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I finished my previous “Wednesday Bit” article with the following paragraph about blame: “Just don’t blame your people if they click on a link – get them to report it so steps can be taken to limit the damage. There is a link between blame and the amount of damage …
Ahead of Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday, next week, Apple has issued patches and updates across its product range. Here is the link to the Apple support page, with update details: Apple security releases – Apple Support Your Takeaway Automatic updates only gets you so far, if you have any Apple devices …
We all hear so much about phishing attacks that it can become just background noise, rather than a risk and threat to our organisations – I am guilty of adding to noise as I regularly write about the various types of phishing attacks. For instance, I wrote a whole Back-to-Basics …
Following on from the “Because It’s Friday” look at the Walkman – here is another even older tech film. Space age electronics. The Eagle has landed This is worth watching, Public Service Broadcasting’s exciting track about the Apollo 11 moon landing, complete with sampled commentary from mission control as the …
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A cyber security incident will obviously cost your organisation money and probably damage your reputation. It will cost you more if you have neglected to take responsibility and have a cyber security stance that reflects the risks and threats you face. NHS software provider fined £3m over data breach – …
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