It’s taking longer to find the hackers, cyber security is inefficient, the legal, fiduciary and regulatory environment is growing in complexity and there’s an acknowledgement that the impact of cyber attacks is going to be much bigger on society as…
Dixon’s Carphone is preparing for the worst. Following it’s announcement of a data breach. View Original Post
Will it, won’t it. Could this be the first GDPR test case in the UK. I imagine the lawyers will be fighting on both sides. View Original Post
The Bank of England puts banks on notice to be prepared for cyber attacks and a systemic failure. View Original Post
Its never that simple. But sometimes you just need to make sure you have control over 3rd party supplier security. View Original Post
Managing your ‘crown jewels is a fundamental building block to managing cyber and technology risk. There is no short cut, it’s the only way to deliver efficient and effective cyber security. View Original Post
The SEC chair is expected to ask for a ‘modest’ increase in its annual budget. To put in place the necessary resources to focus on cyber risk. View Original Post
Cyber security risk assessments should form part of every financial audit. Auditors in Singapore recognise the impact of cyber on key balance sheet controls. View Original Post
Will this new type of hack pose a problem for Bitcoin. Controlling the mining of Bitcoin, by taking over 51% of the computers mining the currency on an exchange. View Original Post
Fraudsters contact 2 Canadian banks this week, to report large scale cyber attacks. Resulting in a potential loss of 90,000 client records, sparking a conversation on secure client identification. View Original Post
