Category: Security Articles

Trust In The New Age Of The Cold War

April 13, 2022

The sad kinetic situation of the Russian war in Ukraine has created much instability on the world stage – observing the fallout of human tragedies

Understanding The Risk And Phenomenon Of Crypto Assets

April 12, 2022

As the world evolves from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 – think decentralised protocols for crypto assets, identities, and computer-services leveraging blockchain technology – cyber

Why Paying The Ransom Isn’t The Answer For Ransomware Victims

April 7, 2022

Increased reliance on multiple cloud environments during the last couple of years and the growing number of employees opting for a hybrid working norm have

Enterprise Visibility into Threats and Vulnerabilities

Russian Software Security And The Risk You Run

April 5, 2022

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC, a part of GCHQ) has warned UK organisations and consumers to consider the risk of using Russian technologies amid

Vigilant Cybersecurity Requires a Security Operations Center

Improving Signal To Noise Ratio In Business Intelligence

March 28, 2022

Business intelligence is a catch-all word. If you were to ask a CEO whether they value business intelligence, they would likely say “yes”. Once you

The All-too-real Achilles Heel Of IT

March 28, 2022

Recent weeks have seen a surge in calls for cybersecurity resilience. UK organisations are now being urged by the NCSC to “bolster their defences”. And

Thew POWER Of OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence)

March 21, 2022

What has become so obvious during the sad events unfolding in Ukraine is the power of OSINT, discovering the facts through available multiple sources of

Former FBI Agent Urges Cyber Discussions with Russia

Ukraine Conflict Puts Organisations’ Cyber-Resilience To The Test

March 9, 2022

Julia O’Toole, founder and CEO of MyCena Security Solutions,urges businesses to bolster their cybersecurity to avoid getting caught in the cyber crossfire of the Russia-Ukraine

The Rules Don’t Apply To Me: Addressing The Cultural Aspect Of Cyber Security

March 8, 2022

It’s been impossible to ignore the media reports about rules being followed — or, more importantly, not followed — by our leaders. This demonstrates that

The ‘Revelations’ Chapter 2 – Waking Up To CyberWar And Conflict

March 7, 2022

The year was 1993 when I attended the Third Virus Bulleting Conference in Amsterdam, held at the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky where I presented my first

Category: Security Articles

Trust In The New Age Of The Cold War

Understanding The Risk And Phenomenon Of Crypto Assets

Why Paying The Ransom Isn’t The Answer For Ransomware Victims

Russian Software Security And The Risk You Run

Improving Signal To Noise Ratio In Business Intelligence

The All-too-real Achilles Heel Of IT

Thew POWER Of OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence)

Ukraine Conflict Puts Organisations’ Cyber-Resilience To The Test

The Rules Don’t Apply To Me: Addressing The Cultural Aspect Of Cyber Security

The ‘Revelations’ Chapter 2 – Waking Up To CyberWar And Conflict

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