Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
This is part 3 of a short series looking at information security in the office – here are links to part 1 and 2. Information Security in the Office (pt.1) The Printer is the Issue Information Security in the Office (pt.2) Forgotten Technology Today we are going to look at …
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It is nothing new for me to say that patches and upgrades are an essential step in any organisation’s cyber security plan. Threat actors actively go after any system that has a weakness as soon as they know about it – many times before a vendor even knows there is …
I have come across the issue of EoL products being used several times whilst carrying out IT and Cyber Security Audits. Often the client has no idea that the firewall or internet connected printer they are relying on is no longer supported by the manufacturer. I have written about this …
Continue reading “The cyber security risk of end-of-life products.”
…if you run your own onsite Exchange server. Keeping onsite Exchange servers up to date and patched was a labour intensive task, when our support team used to do it – now we no longer support any on premise Exchange servers it is a relief for the team. But for …
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Just a reminder that Internet Explorer is no more (almost) and you need to be using a more secure browser. Take your pick, I use Edge and Chrome, many of my support team use Firefox, but whatever you choose it needs to be able to resist the latest exploits and …
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