Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
These include products from Google, D-Link, QNAP, Apple, MicroTik, Oracle, Fortinet, Netgear and Android, with D-Link getting the most mentions. CISA Adds Twelve Known Exploited Vulnerabilities to Catalog | CISA
Here is something new to add to your cyber security plan – the end-of-life of any Cisco equipment you have, as Cisco is no longer going to issue security patches for expired products: Cisco won’t fix authentication bypass zero-day in EoL routers (bleepingcomputer.com) You or your cyber security team need …
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Yesterday Apple had its September event where all the new toys were revealed, including iOS 16 – which will be on the new devices announced and available as an upgrade for iPhones going back to 2017. The new iOS and MacOS will both support passkey security rather than passwords. Apple …
Technical cyber security defences are getting better – there is no doubt about that – just keep the security software updated and do not let anyone argue with the advice and actions the anti-virus or advanced threat protection gives or makes. However as technical defences improve the threat actors find …
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We work hard to keep our cyber security as tight as possible, and when we see a hole in it, we act quickly. I do not want a security leak because of a passing social media fad – so when I read this post from the BBC, I stopped writing …
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