Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I thought I was done with device security for the time being – but then, of course, I got a question from a client. “What about USB drives?” Rather than write a completely new article let me reprint an article I wrote for CyberAwake looking at USB storage security – …
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Probably not the information belonging to 73 million customers: AT&T data breach: Millions of customers caught up in major dark web leak – BBC News The type of data stolen is just the type that threat actors wish for, names, dates of birth (because we are always asked that as …
Because it’s not Friday. Shostack + Associates > Magic Security Dust
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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