Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
The artificial intelligence (AI) system ChatGPT has been in the recently – a lot – for producing essays, academic papers, poetry (I am sure someone used it for Valentine’s Day), homework, hacking etc. But here is a new cyber security risk and data leak, that I am sure no one …
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With it being Patch Tuesday week I have written a lot about the important role patches and updates play in your cyber security. So do not forget to patch your car’s security. Mine s gong back to the dealer today for an update – does your car need a security …
The insider threat – the breaking of trust by one of your team is probably the hardest cyber security incident to deal with. Without trust organisations cannot function. Here is an example from the world stage where China is accused of stealing intellectual property from computer chip manufacturer ASML : …
Part 6 of my ransomware mini-series is published today on our online training site CyberAwake. Ransomware: Is it a Threat? (Part 1) A Bag of Spanners – Planning and Preparation (Part 2) Minimise the Damage – Planning and Preparation (Part 3) Detecting Ransomware (Part 4) Ransomware – What Not To …
Yesterday I published part 4 of this ongoing series about ransomware on our online training site CyberAwake: Detecting Ransomware – Ransomware Part 4 – CyberAwake Part 5 has been published today, here: Ransomware – What Not To Do! – Smart Thinking Solutions The articles are about 600 words in length …
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