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Business Email Compromise

Why I do not like “Meet the Team” web pages

We had to deal with a situation the other day at a client, where one of the accounts staff received … Read more

Categories Email Tags BEC, business email compromise, CEO, email, open source intelligence, OSINT, phishing, social engineering
insider threat

Back again, because that insider threat has not gone away…

On Tuesday I started this short Insider Threat series with quickly setting the threat landscape and realising that protecting yourself … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags AAA, academic paper, accountability, authentication, authorisation, data leak, data theft, Information Management, information segregation, insider threat, policies and procedures, role based access control
insider threat

The Insider Threat – the threat landscape and the first steps…

No business can operate without trusting someone, somewhere. That is the insider risk. Even if you are a one person … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags AAA, academic paper, accountability, authentication, authorisation, data leak, data theft, information segregation, insider threat, role based access control
VPN out of the office

More about VPNs

An important aspect of our cyber security awareness training and project implementation is getting people to understand that good governance, … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags coffee shops, holidays, iOS, iOS VPN, policies and procedures, Smart Thinking Solutions, travel, Virtual Private Network, VPN, working from anywhere
Bring your own device

Are you using Bring Your Own Device – BYOD – to save money?

If you are, that is perfectly acceptable. One of the benefits to business of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is … Read more

Categories Devices Tags AAA, Bring Your Own Device, BYOD, Pinciple of Least Privilege, policies and procedures
spot the threat

How do you spot a malicious Word document?

The main problem with this question, is that that the threat actors, (that is newspeak for hackers), work hard to … Read more

Categories Email Tags anti-virus, cyber security, cybersecurity, email threat, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Office, OOXML, Open Office format, phishing, social engineering, Word
What do you know about your website? Cyber Awake

What do you know about your website?

On Tuesday I wrote a little about the opening hours of a cyber security review, going through some of the … Read more

Categories Website Security Tags Data Protection Act, ecommerce, personally identifiable information, PII, reputation, UKGDPR, web developers, website security, WordPress
Where are the boundaries for your cyber security? Cyber Awake

Where are the boundaries for your cyber security?

There is only so much budget for your cyber security, so where you spend it needs to give you the … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags AAA, academic paper, accountability, authentication, authorisation, CCTV, cyber security, cybersecurity, data leak, Microsoft 365, OneNOte, paper, The Guardian
usb no

If you must use portable USB drives, then you must read this…

We discourage the use of USB drives both internally and by clients – the issues arising include: Japanese man loses … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags BBC, Bleeping Computers, data breach, data leak, data theft, encryption, insider threat, policies and procedures, SanDisk, training, trust, USB portable storage, Western Digital
AAA

Why you should care about the TLA AAA!

Let’s start this post by outlining what I mean by AAA: Authentication – Authorisation – Accountability Authentication. For even the … Read more

Categories Cyber Security Tags 2FA, AAA, accountability, authentication, authorisation, cyber security, cyber security investigation, cybersecurity, DFA, Dual Factor Authentication, information security, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Simone Jeurissen MSc, Two Factor Authentication
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