Logistics is a critical business for all of us. Around 60% of the worlds seaborne trade travels through inter-modal or containerized transport and as other industries like financial services improve their security, its no wonder that the logistics business is…
The Internet of Things and 5G will create a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Challenges for users and opportunity for hackers. We’re moving into the next generation of communications and data usage. 5G will accelerate the pace of change…
As China prepares to update its cyber regulations, to operate alongside existing laws, on the 1st December 2019. Are foreign firms at a greater risk of losing sensitive information? The proposals set out instructions on how all companies, public and…
There are around 5.7 million SMEs (under 250 employees) in the UK, employing around 6 Million people generating around £1.9 Trillion annually, 50% of UK private sector turnover. Whilst it would be a leap of faith to say that they…
It’s worrying, high (ish) demand, poor (quality) supply, lack of exec awareness. Not a good position to be in. View Original Post
The Australian government is reaching out to get views and input to its cyber security strategy for 2020. A number of controversial ideas are raised. With a greater emphasis begin placed upon the role of industry for cyber risk management.…
A great read. Thank you Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes d’Information (ANSSI). The ANSSI has issued a warning for cyber espionage, following on from the attempted compromise of Airbus, reported this month. (). They raise concerns that the…
A topical follow-on from the article I posted yesterday on cyber insurance, which initiated a good conversation on the role of insurers and standards (). Some insurers are looking to influence premiums through the use of tools they recommend. Whilst…
Hacking for a positive good………its not all bad news…….better security next time though ‘Toms Shoes’ View Original Post
A week of good deeds. A German computer programmer who got fell victim to the ‘Muhstik’ ransomware, paid the ransom then hacked back. Stealing a database of encryption keys and posted them online. The cyber worm (excuse the pun) fights…
