< Newsletter 2022 October #1
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Cyber Crime Weaponised: What Firms can Learn From Ukraine
A New Era Of Cyber Warfare: The cyber aspects of the conflict in Ukraine will continue to resonate long after the guns have been silenced. read more
Iranian Hacking Group Deploys Custiomised Spyware
The Iranian state-sponsored hacking group known as APT42 has been discovered using custom Android malware to spy on targets of interest. read more
The Metaverse: A Reality Check
The Metaverse is like a whole new Internet that people are unfamiliar with - a guarantee that both businesses and consumers will be exploited. read more
Pivoting Customers' Mindsets For Cloud Security
When businesses increase cloud capability and cloud velocity, they often create new risk areas outside their familiarity. By JD Sherry read more
Why Companies Now Need a Next-Gen Approach To Business Continuity
IT teams must reevaluate their approach to business continuity to withstand the threats coming at them fast and furious. By Florian Malecki read more
Lessons From The Cyber Front Line
20:20 Hindsight: Some of the highest profile cyber attacks & breaches offer clear pointers on how to avoid similar attacks. By Nigel Thorpe read more
Modernising SecOps: It’s Time To Unpick The Complex Matrix
Automation Meets The Human Factor: The rapid evolution of technology produces many more signals for cyber analysts to evaluate. By John Davis read more
Blockchain Is The New IoT Standard
Blockchain identity standardisation is critical to ensure inter-operability between Internet of Things devices, systems, people and businesses. read more
EU Will Impose Fines For Not Complying With New IoT Security Rules
Companies could be fined €15 million or 2.5% of turnover if they don’t comply with draft EU legislation addressing the Internet of Things. read more
Denmark Wins 2022 European Cyber Security Challenge
Defend & Attack Under Pressure: ENISA's annual EU cyber security challenge competition set rival national teams against each other. read more
How To Outsmart Increasingly Complex Cyber Attacks
Outsourcing elements of security can help organisations reach better security outcomes previously exclusive to large enterprises. By Leyton Jefferies read more
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