< Newsletter July #3 2017
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WikiLeaks Reveals Credentials Malware
Both WannaCry and Petya ransomware attack waves are thought to originate in stolen NSA exploits. Wikileaks reveals there are many more. read more
Russia Suspected As Hackers Breach Power Plant Systems
Hackers working for a foreign government have breached at least a dozen US power plants, searching for vulnerabilities in the electrical grid. read more
Half Of US Firms Do Not Buy Cyber Insurance
A full 50 percent of US firms do not have cyber risk insurance and 27percent of US executives say their firms have no plans to take out a cyber policy. read more
Who Is Behind Petya?
Petya has several different names, but the experts at ESET say the origins of this destructive ransomware point in one direction. read more
British Businesses Are Unaware Of Data Protection Laws
Almost two-thirds of British businesses are unaware they could face fines of up to €20million with the introduction of GPPR. read more
Biometric Products Can Help Cybersecurity
65 Percent of large firms in the UK detected a cybersecurity breach or attack in the past year. Adding biometrics to cybersecurity could fix that. read more
Do British Police Take Cyber Crime Seriously?
The UK National Audit Office reports that regional police forces are overlooking the growth in cybercrime. Police chiefs say they are trying to respond. read more
Reinventing Cold War Spy Craft
State-sponsored hackers are adopting classic espionage techniques which are being reinvented for the modern era of spying. read more
Terrorist Activities On Social Media
The financial services sector is required to report suspicious transactions. Should the same apply to suspicious communications on social media? read more
Cyber Caliphate's Scorecard
The Cyber Caliphate is really good at social media & communications but is still learning when it comes to cyber attack expertise. read more
Find Your Digital Risk
A comprehensive assessment of your digital risk starts with knowing where to find it; the Dark Web is a good place to start looking. read more
AI And Robotics Can Fight Cyber Crime
New techniques in AI, Machine Learning and Quantum Computing can massively improve the speed of cyber crime detection & prevention. read more
Cultural Strategies For Data Security (£)
As the volume of data collected throughout organisation increases, the management of that data has to change. read more
US Needs To Get Its Data Ready For GDPR
The GDPR harmonises data privacy laws, empowers EU citizens’ data privacy and will reshape the way businesses approach data privacy. US organisations need to get ready. read more
The Darkening Web: Alexander Klimburg
The Internet is under attack, and not just by hackers, thieves and spies. Cyberspace is becoming a war zone in a new era of ideological combat. read more
US Marines Embrace Cyber Warfare
In the Halls of Montezuma: Collecting enemy cellphones, gathering forensic intelligence, flying surveillance drones and electromagnetic disruption. read more
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