Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I am on holiday for the next two weeks – some cold weather walking in the Lake District and the Cairngorms, whilst Diana stays back in the warm office – so it must be time to discuss VPN use again. The photo above is the view whilst I write this …
I can still remember sitting in client meeting listening to the then minority Mac owners explain to me that Macs did not get hacked or get viruses. Of course, what they did not understand was that hackers then could not be bothered with Macs as there were far more juicy …
I have written about “going passwordless” and using passkeys before, but it looks like 2024 is going to be the year of the passkey. Here is an excellent explanation from the BBC – take just two and a half minutes and find out why you and your organisation need to …
With the Christmas and New Year Holidays it has been a while since we have caught up with the cyber security notices from The US government Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The CISA site is one of the “go to places” for me and my team to keep up …
It is a while since I have highlighted the cyber security risk of using WordPress. As WordPress promotes, it is the most popular website and content management package in the world and it is very well supported with plugins to add that extra functionality you need. But being so popular …
