Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I gave a lunchtime online talk this week to a group business professionals, answering ten set questions that ranged from “did I think robots would take over the world” to “what were my top tips for a small business with limited finance when it came to cyber security”. AI and …
The US government Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) site in one of my “go to” places for information on vulnerabilities, exploitations and patches. Built for the US Government, and American centric, it is still a great resource. This week it has run an excellent article for security professionals on …
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…for governments and for you. Hot on the heels of Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday – an important day of the month for patches and updates from many vendors – is appears that various threat actors gained access to an unpatched US Government Agency server, exploiting a three year old vulnerability that …
Yesterday was Patch Tuesday – so get ready for your Windows PC to ask you to rebbot your machine – even though you are in the middle of a job – read about that here. What is fixed this month? The headlines are- as it is every month – this …
Following the blocking of VBA macros by default in Microsoft Office apps – read about the ups and downs of that story here – Microsoft has announced that all untrusted XLL add-ins will be blocked by default. Microsoft Excel now blocking untrusted XLL add-ins by default (bleepingcomputer.com) Blocking any avenue …
