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Some very simple steps for corporates to start to take cyber risk seriously.
Some very simple steps for corporates to start to take cyber risk seriously. View Original Post
Some very simple steps for corporates to start to take cyber risk seriously. View Original Post
There’s been a hack of quite a bit of biometric data from a company called Suprema, one of the top biometric security solution providers. Over 27Million records were found, containing PII, including biometric. Was the data encrypted? If not, why…
Is the lack of skilled and experienced resources across cyber security putting undue pressure on those in the profession. Is the skills gap in ICS leaving a big door open across a number of critical industry sectors? We need to…
Assessment against GDPR maybe about to be tested by the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) Not actually a data breach, but a failure to clarify data protection usage, policy and oversight has been bought into question by the DPC against…
Standard and Poors has issued a report on the insurance and reinsurance markets ability to underwrite cyber risk. Well worth a read. It raises concerns that the cyber insurance market is at risk of serious damage unless there are changes…
The US Navy has awarded a $14Mn contact for cyber risk assessment, following a cyber review this year and a number of high profile leaks. View Original Post
Allianz raises a note of caution on cyber risk as it tests its approach to raising capital through capital.markets and securitisation of cyber risk. With recent market sentiment following the Capital One breach showing increased signs of concern over cyber…
So you think your guest or corporate Wifi is safe, as you have to he in range. Well these guys have developed a really simple and what may be effect approach to compromising the network from the inside. From past…
You have the skills, you have the tools, you have an ideological motivation and the target has the cash. You’ve spent much of the working week being paid to hack them Why wouldn’t you use it to make a little…
US Senator Ron Wyden is in the list of lawmakers to raise questions on Amazon CEO about the recent Capial One breach. View Original Post