See you at Securing the Law Firm 2018!
We are delighted to once again be sponsoring and exhibiting at Securing the Law Firm 2018, a conference solely dedicated to the complex security challenges faced by the legal sector. Taking place at 1 America …
Revenge by SAR of the Ex-Employee
It’s over two months since the GDPR came into force across the EU and the rise in Subject Access Requests (SARs) continues as predicted. Many of these, not surprisingly, are requests from former employees. Whatever …
Ransomware – Still an issue in 2018 (updated)
What is Ransomware? Ransomware is malware that either locks down a user’s device or encrypts files and folders on a network; the victim is then extorted by the malware’s controller to pay for access to …
Preparing for your Penetration Test
Many organisations have a limited understanding of how a Penetration Test is actually performed, what the tester does and needs, and how to best prepare for it. From my experience as a tester, I know …
Security Implication for the Built- In User Group in Windows
Microsoft’s Windows Operating System (OS) by far has been the most popular operating system since it was launched in 1985. However, this popularity is two sided. On one hand, users benefit from its simplicity, robust …
Here Come the Breaches
It has been an interesting few weeks in terms of breaches and cyber related incidents, especially since the GDPR came into force in May. Having a look through the first few pages on Google news …
Security Patching. Err Yeah… Still Not Happening.
The latest instalment of Flexera’s annual vulnerability review has now been released. The 2018 edition conducted by Secunia Research, delves into the vulnerabilities found in 50 of the most popular Windows desktop applications. Sadly, not …
Post GDPR: Remaining Compliant is a Continuous Journey
Many of you would have felt a huge weight off your shoulders knowing that you survived the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) apocalypse and lived to see May 26th, but the reality is the GDPR …