Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I have been travelling recently and have missed a couple of CISA announcements on software security updates: Samba Releases Security Updates | CISA Drupal Releases Security Updates to Address Vulnerabilities in H5P and File (Field) Paths | CISA CISA also recently released a joint advisory with other US agencies, explaining …
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I have a new article on CyberAwake, looking at the importance of Patch Tuesday to your cyber security. It includes a tip for reducing the annoyance factor of the bust update day. How Microsoft Patch Tuesday can help your cyber security planning – CyberAwake Patching is a serious step in …
APIs (application programming interface) are a key part of interoperability and functionality online – but they have to secure: LEGO BrickLink bugs let hackers hijack accounts, breach servers (bleepingcomputer.com) How much are you relying on your web designer to protect your reputation?
The Electronic Frontier Foundation advocates on online privacy and freedoms – here is what it has to say on Apple’s latest announcements: VICTORY! Apple Commits to Encrypting iCloud, Drops Phone-Scanning Plans | Electronic Frontier Foundation (eff.org)
Threat actors are very aware that over the holidays more people will be working from home – I know our team will be. With this new target audience available everyone can expect the hackers to step up the phishing and social engineering attacks and be looking around for that useful …
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