Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
I had an article published yesterday discussing the risks still posed by the Microsoft Office macro, even though Microsoft has tightened the security when using them: Microsoft Office Macros Are Still an Issue – CyberAwake But the threat actors do not stop there. Closing the macro attack vector sent the …
I am a big user of OneNote. I find it a great tool for connecting my Apple devices to my Microsoft world, for always having that note from a meeting 12 months ago to hand and to find that place of interest I saw on TV whilst on holiday, etc., …
I have written about one of the possible malicious uses of stolen credentials over on CyberAwake and I explain why if one of your team reuses a compromised password your organisation could be at risk. Read on here.
I have written a piece over on CyberAwake to get you thinking about credit cards security if you are selling online: Take Care of the Credit Cards – CyberAwake
It may not appear obvious, but if you look to blame someone when there is a cyber security incident, then it is almost guaranteed that those incidents will always worse than they needed to be. Why? Read about it here: The Blame Game – CyberAwake
