Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I wrote about the zero-day flaw with Microsoft’s SharePoint on Monday: The Zero-day Reality – not a Threat! Of course the threat actors jumped right in there: Microsoft servers hacked by Chinese state-backed groups, firm says – BBC News Your Takeaway Patch, patch, patch and check. Summer Cyber Security Webinars …
Every Microsoft Patch Tuesday, I link to my Zero-day Primer, as it is important that you understand even with every technical cyber security tool in place and a well-trained team, you are still vulnerable to the cyber security flaw that only the threat actors know about. The Zero-day reality So …
This is a follow-on article to last week’s article Let’s Talk About Your VPN. You should read that article first, to save me having to explain what a VPN is and why I am talking about them now. VPN Issues I spent last week talking up the cyber security advantages of …
A few months back it seems the only thing in the tech press were the cyber attacks on the Co-Op, Marks & Spencer and Harrods, from empty shelves and huge financial losses to phishing emails and abusive emails to the CEO. Here are some of my articles: Co-op – Data …
Continue reading “UK Retail Cyber-attacks – Arrests have been made.”
“This is ridiculous. Why do people continue to make their data public?” – Bruce Schneier Follow the links in Bruce’s post to see just how badly people, who are supposed to be security experts, can mess it up big time. Yet Another Strava Privacy Leak – Schneier on Security Data …
