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NSA hacking unit head tells us what we already knew about defending networks
Rob Joyce closed out the Enigma 2016 conference yesterday by talking about how to defend oneself from state sponsored hackers. It's safe...
Windows flaws show hazards of over-reliance on vulnerability scans
As a recently demonstrated Windows exploit known as HotPotato shows, companies that rely on vulnerability scanning as their primary tool...
Is your business ready for the Internet of Things?
Fridges ordering milk, yes, but the Internet of things means so much more for business - both in terms of efficiency and cyber risk.
The...
Digital transformation with wearables
Clearly there is a massive pressure on executives to seize the opportunity that real-time analytics provides, and the Internet of Things...
DDoS attacks on the rise
Or perhaps more so that many more organisations are coming clean about the size of the problem with unsurprisingly 74% of service...
What is your top security priority for 2016 (Part 2)?
In my first post on cyber security priorities, I talked about the desire for companies to put in place the basic security controls in...
What is your top security priority for 2016 (Part 1)?
Cyber crime is one of the biggest issues facing organisations today. While we shouldn’t be distracted by the breach or exploit of the...
Read the fine print on cyber insurance
Companies that want to transfer some of the risk of a breach are increasingly turning to cyber insurance. As this story from Krebs on...
Do your customers trust you?
E-commerce is big business. There were 1.3 billion online transactions in 2014, according to a report from The UK Cards Association, and...
The security implications of wearables
It’s interesting to see wearables starting to dominate some of the discussions around cybersecurity. While we are all familiar with Bring...
Let's get back to basics
Now that we are seeing recent and continued breaches, information security is consistently in the headlines and on a board’s agenda....
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