There are a few different names this blight goes by with 'Cat Phishing' and 'Romance Scams' being the most common. Let’s talk about what these are, how they work and how you could help yourself return those criminal Valentine’s to sender.
OSINT is an acronym for Open Source Intelligence. Essentially gathering and using information freely scattered about the interweb. How could this help a business in terms of Cyber Security?
There have been some interesting developments in the security world over the last few days which we wanted to make you aware of. A recent vulnerability was published in a Java based log processing tool (Log4J) which has been assigned the highest severity rating.
When you drive your car, you can trust that its safe because each year you go and get that all important MOT; checking that the tyres are legal, or the lights are working, nothings loose and about to fall apart. Guess what?! Cyber Essentials is sort of the same, but for cybersecurity!
We all know that cybersecurity is on the rise. We all know it's important to be aware of hacks and ransomware. We also know that 95% of cybersecurity breaches are caused by human error.
Have you ever wondered how to create complex passwords, then this is the tutorial for you!!
Data backup is not exactly top of most people's agenda, however I am going to attempt to pique your interest. So, here we go…
As the CORONApocalypse continues to fade and we all get back to whatever normal is, it's a good opportunity to look back at the changes we have made in the workplace over the last 12-16 months to keep our businesses going and ask ourselves, "is this good?".
We always talk about the technical elements of cybersecurity, what tools, software, and processes that you should use to protect your business. Cybersecurity and data protection (or the failure to truly consider this as an essential forethought) rather than an afterthought is by far of significance importance today.
We’re all aware that we need to be vigilant of our own cyber security and it goes without saying that this should be of paramount importance to any business. The news of the recent Microsoft hack is a stark reminder of just how vital it is to have cyber security monitoring in place.
A live demo of our dark web monitoring tool showing how it works, why it works and how some of the phishes steal data and leak/sell it.