Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
No Because It’s Friday tomorrow – here is something to amuse you today. It is especially for those of you who have to deal with people at work, or at home, or at work and at home, who take a more relaxed approach to their handwriting: xkcd: Cursive Letters Smart Thinking will …
NHS cyber security breaches always have a severe impact on someone – it is the nature of the information they need to keep secure. NHS data breaches also have the potential to impact large numbers of people. The problem is do they spend the money on cyber security, clinical care …
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We are privileged to have John O’Mahony, one of the keynote speakers from the Connect London 2023 conference, coming to speak to us, our clients and guests about how smaller organisations can now access corporate level 24/7 continuous cyber security – for a surprisingly low cost per head. John is …
Here is the continuation of yesterday’s “Wednesday Bit“, looking more at the cyber security aspects of the Principle of Least Privilege: What the “Principle of Least Privilege” does for you? (pt. 2) – CyberAwake
I wrote about a phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) earlier this week – Threat actors target MFA – here is another one that is active on both iPhones and Android phones. New Darcula phishing service targets iPhone users via iMessage (bleepingcomputer.com) One of the main cyber security issues with PhaaS is that relatively …
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