Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I have written about this before – write your plans down because when you and your support teams are under stress, during an incident, a well structured plan can be followed and if required adapted, to guide everyone through. Now the National Cyber Security Centre is telling all organisation to …
Theo Leggett – the BBC’s International Business Correspondent – has an excellent article looking at how cyber-attacks and threats have impacted British businesses. The cost of cyber hacking on UK business is greater than it seems – BBC News Your Takeaway The article is looking at big businesses but the …
Threat actors and hackers do get caught: Teenagers charged over Transport for London cyber attack – BBC News I’ll not say anything else, I’ll let the article do that – the hackers need no more publicity. Your Takeaway If you do not have the basics of an incident response plan …
We’ve all heard it: “It won’t happen to me.” Usually said moments before it does happen to you – whether it’s locking your keys in the car, burning the toast, or falling victim to a phishing email from “Your CEO” asking for iTunes vouchers. Let’s face it – in today’s …
Continue reading “Hack Me If You Can – Think You’re Unhackable? Think Again. “
Following any type of incident that impacts your organisation, how you respond to your stakeholders is important to the recover your reputation. Following the serious cyber security incident the Co-op have suffered, they have offered members a financial appology – I have had an email from the Co-op explaining my …
