Is £400,000 enough of a disincentive for a large corporate to avoid a data breech. Maybe the impact to brand and reputation was higher. Are we all becoming blazae to data losses. View Original Post
The hackers get hacked.. Any bets on who by? View Original Post
Are lessons being learnt at the top. Or does it take a public breach to focus the corporate mind? View Original Post
They’re a bit like London buses, you wait ages for one then a load come by the bus stop. With the New York department of financial services releasing its proposal for financial services regulation this week, the Irish central bank…
A positive move in the right direction without a doubt. It may protect against the 80% of issues, the challenge will come from resolving the 20%. View Original Post
An interesting proposal from the Department of Financial Services in New york. It would require management to sign-off that their company meets minimum cyber security standards. Remind anyone of SoX? View Original Post
Script kiddies taking over the world. The next generation hackers are starting young. View Original Post
Are we in danger of coding in security flaws as we try and keep pace with the rate of change and the want to innovate? View Original Post
Alot of historic information is making its way into the public domain. Is this just clearing the decks, is it becoming harder to hack more upto date information or is the focus changing, say for financial gain? View Original Post…
Cyber risk……it’s a business risk not an IT risk. View Original Post
