< Newsletter April #2 2018
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Inside the Big Business Of Cyber Crime
Just as big businesses operate based on regulations, the laws of supply and demand, even customer reviews, so does the online black market. read more
The Cambridge Analytica Case Is A Red Herring
There is nothing that Cambridge Analytica could have done with user data that Facebook itself doesn't routinely offer political clients. read more
Using GDPR Compliance To Excel at CRM
GDPR offers an unprecedented opportunity for businesses to provide better data security and privacy services to their customers. read more
IBM’s Watson Takes On The IoT
IBM Watson Assistant is a new artificial intelligence assistant designed to work with autonomous and IoT devices. read more
Fake News Will Lead To A Cyber War
When people start to believe everything they read, it makes the world a very unpredictable place. In the real world, fake news is a form of cyber attack. read more
Home Working Is A Threat To Cybersecurity
Forget About BYOD: Charity sector workers should avoid taking work devices and sensitive work information home with them. read more
Iranian Hackers Adopt New Methods
An Iranian espionage group has been using new malware and data exfiltration techniques in recent attacks, say the experts at Nyotron. read more
Fixing Hacks Has A Deadly Impact On Hospitals
A study from Vanderbilt University shows that remediating data breaches has a very real impact on mortality rates at hospitals. read more
Cyber Terrorism Will Be A Top Threat By 2020
Nation-state sponsored cyber terrorism will be a top threat by 2020 and unprepared organisations incapable of responding quickly will crumble. read more
Denmark: A Leader In Cyber Security
Denmark is amongst those countries that suffer from the lowest numbers of cyber attacks, despite being a highly networked nation. read more
The Cloud Is A Key To Cyber Defence
Organisations need to grasp security intelligence and act on it faster to get ahead of attackers. Cloud-based security can make that possible. read more
Criminal Web-Injects Can Steal Cryptocurrency
Criminals are deploying a variety of tactics to try and profit from the cryptocurrency boom, including web-injects to intercept & modify web traffic. read more
Cambridge Analytica, Facebook & GDPR
The UK Information Commissioner has her work cut out deciding if there has been any illegality in her jurisdiction. Would it be different after GDPR? read more
TOR: How to Access the Dark Web Anonymously
Are you trying to find out how to access the dark web? You will need an anoymising browser, but it is unreliable, slow and you might not like it. read more
AI Won’t Replace The Human Brain
Startup Nectome thinks it is possible to create a map of all of the brain's neuron connections, a "connectome", to make an artificial reconstruction. read more
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