Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
It may not appear obvious, but if you look to blame someone when there is a cyber security incident, then it is almost guaranteed that those incidents will always worse than they needed to be. Why? Read about it here: The Blame Game – CyberAwake
I am often asked to give my opinion about cyber insurance, including looking over insurance schedules for clients. Most times it takes a call to the broker to determine exactly what is, and what is not covered – many policies are now excluding fallout ransomware attacks due to the Russian/Ukraine …
I have just published the second part of a series of articles looking at the governance that business owners and boards should exercise over software, websites and their reputation:
I want you to start to think about the software you and your people use, on your PCs, on the web, on your tablets and smartphones and on your website: Just Check Cyber Security Due Diligence – CyberAwake
I wonder, is ransomware or Android malware the most prolific attack vector? I am constantly reporting on both – so I hope you have all taken steps to defend against both. New Android malware ‘RatMilad’ can steal your data, record audio (bleepingcomputer.com) Cheerscrypt ransomware linked to a Chinese hacking group …
