Effects of One Year WFH
It seems that WFH is here to stay, and enterprises need to focus their attention on hardware security.
Jessie Amado
Cyber Insurance Cyber insurance is a necessary element in managing and reducing cyber risk. As an insurance policy that helps protect organizations from the ramifications associated with cyber incidents, the insured benefits from minimized business disruption and potentially having some of the financial costs covered. Essentially, this type of insurance prices an organization’s cyber risks….
Jessie Amado
The Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of an organization has a vital role. The CISO is responsible for the security of all information and data. Hence, the role includes a variety of responsibilities that covers almost every department within the enterprise. With attackers continuously seeking malevolent ways to harm their targets, and the world’s growing…
Bentsi Ben Atar
A Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is responsible for an organization’s information and data security. The job primarily includes protecting these assets from threats and mitigating risks. With cyberattacks launched 2,244 times a day, the CISO’s role is an arduous one. However, because of the extensivity of cybersecurity, the CISO has numerous responsibilities. Such responsibilities…
Bentsi Ben Atar
UK Telecom Bill In an attempt to improve the UK’s network security, the government has introduced the Telecommunications Security Bill. According to Digital Secretary, Oliver Dowden, it will give the UK “one of the toughest telecoms security regimes in the world”. The Telecoms Supply Chain review concluded in 2019 that providers often have little incentive…
Jessie Amado
It is no secret that healthcare facilities hold important patient data. And, with the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) caring for over 1 million patients every 24 hours, one can only imagine the amount of data that one working day can produce. Additionally, healthcare data comes with a big price tag on the dark web…
Jessie Amado
MiTM Hardware Attacks Imagine this scenario. You’re texting your friend to arrange a time and place to meet. She says 2pm at your local coffee shop, but when you get there, she isn’t there. Maybe she’s that friend that’s always late, so you wait, but still nothing. An hour earlier, your friend was sitting at…
Romi Minin
Bitcoin has undoubtedly facilitated cybercrime – specifically ransomware attacks. The cryptocurrency is favored by cybercriminals for a number of reasons. Primarily, it is easily accessible to the victim which makes the transfer of the ransom a smooth process. Furthermore, the payment can instantly be verified by the public blockchain. Additionally, Bitcoin provides the hacker with…
Jessie Amado
In today’s technologically advanced world, most personal and corporate printers do more than just print documents. They are IoT devices that are capable of much more. But, with these capabilities, come more risks and vulnerabilities. Being connected to the network, and almost every other device on the network, makes printers the perfect entry point for…
Jessie Amado
You are at work, sitting at your desk in front of your computer, aimlessly scrolling through Facebook (it’s fine, you tell yourself, it’s your lunch break). Suddenly you see that you have just “liked” a picture posted by someone you went to school with 15 years ago – awkward! But you are sure that you…
Jessie Amado