< Newsletter November #2 2017
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Russian Hacking Went Far Beyond US Election
Fancy Bear hackers tried to penetrate thousands of email inboxes belonging to the top echelons of the US diplomatic, defence & security services. read more
Bermuda Super Rich Hack
Trouble In Paradise: Bermuda based law firm suffers a 'data security incident' releasing secret information about its extremely wealthy clients. read more
UK Must Prepare For The 4th Industrial Revolution
Made Smarter: Advanced digital technology could give UK manufacturing a huge boost and create hundreds of thousands of jobs. read more
M15 Issues A Threat Warning
MI5's Director General says that Britain is facing an unrelenting offensive from a growing pool of UK jihadist extremists. read more
Cyberwarfare: US Launches DDoS Attacks Against N. Korea
Under orders from President Trump to get more aggressive, US Cyber Command has been stepping up online attacks against North Korea. read more
Russia Provides New Internet Connection To N.Korea
No Sanctions: A major Russian telecommunications company has begun providing a back-up Internet connection to North Korea. read more
Three Ways The IoT Can Drive Business
ValueIt’s not always clear exactly how businesses & customers are supposed to actually benefit from IoT. The experts at Forrester think they know how. read more
Making It Big in Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity expertise is one of the most in-demand skills and those with security proficiency have the most promising career options. read more
Maritime Cybersecurity: No Substitute for Testing
Preparedness, in the form of testing maritime cybersecurity via different tools to detect potential attacks, is vital for minimizing risks. By Chronis Kapalidis. read more
NSA Should Thank Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden’s decision in 2013 to leak secret documents about America’s mass surveillance programs has brought about major reforms. read more
Criminalised: Watching Terrorist Propaganda Online
Watching streamed extremist material online will be a criminal offence in Britain in plans to crackdown on terrorist propaganda. read more
Social Media & 21st-Century Warfare
Russia’s use of social media to influence the US elections demonstrates how warfare has moved away from the battlefield and toward the Internet. read more
South Korean Banks Brace For Electro-Magnetic Pulse
South Korean banks are drawing up plans to protect critical electronic data from a potential electromagnetic pulse emanating from North Korea. read more
NotPetya Much Worse Than WannaCry
NotPetya was 2017's most damaging ransomware attack, beating notable campaigns such as Locky and WannaCry, according to malware experts. read more
Government Cyber War Games
Australia is testing cyber resilience with a 'War Game' competition between the federal government's biggest agencies. Who won? read more
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