GDPR – an alternative approach
Can we approach GDPR in the easy to understand way – possibly. Implementation of privacy regulation GDPR explain in the simplest possible way – we can help with aspects which you cannot implement in house.
The biggest threat to cybersecurity
Reflecting on some recent cyber security incidents, I thought it of benefit to write a very simple guide on how to ‘stay safe’ – back to the basics, i.e. no admin rights, application whitelisting etc. […]
Cybersecurity Awareness Campaign
Regardless of how advanced the technological protective measures are, often the weakest part of any Information Security Management System is people or end users. It is critical to ensure that all staff and management are […]
Importance of awareness
A serious security incident is a question of “when”, not “if”. In 2016 we have seen a number of remarkable news bulletins about cybersecurity incidents. For example, recently we saw a very serious issue relating […]
Is firewall and antivirus enough?
Years ago the security of IT systems was focused on antivirus and firewalls. However, it is important to understand that antivirus was only able to detect and analyse processes which were running on specific hosts, […]
GDPR – key points
GDPR, or the General Data Protection Regulation is on the top of mind of many managers in business community. The GDPR is due to come into force in 2018 and has the potential to significantly […]
When lack of risk assessment means less money
Over the course of several months, and during our discussions with various board members, ‘cyber security’ is often compared to an insurance policy, in that it is a requirement due to fear or compliance […]
Cyber espionage – top of the list – defence in depth as response
The latest research from Trend Micro Incorporated, reveals that 20% of global organisations rank cyber espionage as the most serious threat to their business, with a quarter (26%) struggling to keep up […]
GDPR – brief overview of requirements
Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect on May 25th 2018, necessitating all organisations that process data of EU residents with less than 12 months to meet the stringent requirements of the regulation. […]
Risk in code reuse
We all have to become more efficient in everything what we do or get extinct like dinosaurs – except that in our case we will be replaced by more efficient competition or even potentially by […]