Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I wrote about the zero-day flaw with Microsoft’s SharePoint on Monday: The Zero-day Reality – not a Threat! Of course the threat actors jumped right in there: Microsoft servers hacked by Chinese state-backed groups, firm says – BBC News Your Takeaway Patch, patch, patch and check. Summer Cyber Security Webinars …
Yesterday I wrote about the continuing malicious development of ransomware as part of my Wednesday Bit series: Ransomware the Next Steps (pt.1) As you can see that was part 1, I will be continuing the article next week looking at the changing landscape of ransomware. But for now let me …
Ransomware is probably the most well known of the modern cyber security threats, regularly making the mainstream press when high profile organisations and/or large numbers of users are compromised by the actions of cyber-criminals (BBC News, 2025). When ransomware began… I can remember the first time we had to deal …
Every Microsoft Patch Tuesday, I link to my Zero-day Primer, as it is important that you understand even with every technical cyber security tool in place and a well-trained team, you are still vulnerable to the cyber security flaw that only the threat actors know about. The Zero-day reality So …
Even with the popularity of cloud based storage and services, Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices are still in wide use for a number of good operational reasons where local storage of data is required but a server is an overkill. We support a variety of devices across our clients. Well …
