Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
A zero-day attack refers to the gap between the “secret” launch of a cyber attack and the subsequent discovery of the attack and mitigation being available. In this gap your defences have not yet been updated because your security vendor is unaware there is problem. Your systems a laid bare …
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Weekly Threat Report – NCSC.GOV.UK
Bruce Schneier has highlighted the range of conflicting choices that have to be made when combating organised cyber attacks: FBI Had the REvil Decryption Key
SolarWinds and the Holiday Bear Campaign: A Case Study for the Classroom – Lawfare (lawfareblog.com) This is a considered and well researched article by Professor in Law Bobby Chesney, looking at the how and why of the much publicised and far reaching SolarWinds security breach and subsequent attacks on their …
The SANS Internet Storm Centre Diary has an interesting, if technical, article about the use and misuse of email forwarding rules. Office 365 Mail Forwarding Rules (and other Mail Rules too) (sans.edu) Why is this of interest to you? As part of my MSc studies we looked at email attacks …
