Reporting a cyber incident: who should you tell?
Ever wondered which organisations you should report a cyber incident to? Should you call the police? If you need advice right now […]
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Security and the Gunpowder Plot
Every year on November 5th, we celebrate the failure of a plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill the […]
Zombie accounts might come back to bite you
If you’ve been using the internet for any length of time, you’ve probably set up online accounts with a lot of different […]
What do we really do – and how can we help?
What do you think of when you think about cyber security work? The popular image of cyber security work is probably of […]
Hidden treasure: archaeology and cyber attacks
Archaeology isn’t much like the Indiana Jones movies; it’s much less dangerous and requires a lot more patience and attention to detail. […]
Auto-generated content is not all rainbows and unicorns
About 15 years ago – pre-history, in social media terms – there was a phase during which various brands experimented with auto-generated […]
Want an Early Warning? Don’t mind if I do
Is your organisation based in the UK, but not signed up to the National Cyber Security Centre’s (NCSC) Early Warning system yet–and […]
Is there a problem with checklists?
People can be quite snooty about checklists. Perhaps they see them as for beginners. Perhaps they see the items on the checklist […]
New tools – and not just for Boards
The NCSC recently refreshed their Board Toolkit, and while they’ve intended it for reasonably large organisations, there’s a lot in there that […]
Breaking the rules: security exceptions
Your written security policies for your business were created at a particular point in time, for a particular set of circumstances. But […]