Events, alerts and incidents, should I care?
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If you work in IT for any length of time you will have heard someone shouting about an event ID or an alert going off again or that there’s an…
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WhatsApp Vulnerabilities and Spyware
WhatsApp the secure messaging app which is used by around 1.5 billion people, has made the news again recently for all the wrong reasons. Earlier this month news broke out…
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Vulnerability assessments vs Penetration tests
The world of information security has numerous terms, products and services which, depending upon who you speak to, will fix all your problems. One area which always generates some confusion…
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Press Release: Charities to benefit from Cyber-Security campaign
PRESS RELEASE Charities to benefit from Cyber-Security campaign UK charities play a make a major contribution in supporting their chosen groups throughout the UK. For many people, the support from…
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Brexit: No deal impact on cross-border data flows
The overview If you didn’t already know, the United Kingdom, as I write this, is to leave the European Union on the 29th March at 23:00 GMT. It is still…
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GDPR: Google fined £44m over ads policies
The French data protection regulator (CNIL) has recently issued Google with a £44m (€50 million) fine for failing to comply with its obligations towards GDPR transparency and accessibility of information.…
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The Supply Chain: Can you trust it?
The supply chain, a crucial component to the continuous and successful running of a business, whether it’s the supply of goods and services or simply they all play a part,…
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Patching: Do you do it?
Patching of systems is one of those activities that people hate, this is especially true if you are running a Microsoft Windows system. Although Windows updates are getting better, they…
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Google+ data bug exposes 52.5 million user’s information
For people not in the know, Google have a social media platform called Google+ although Google+ has been around for a great many years, its never really taken off with…
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Managing risk and the supply chain
Thursday 6th December 2018, the UK got slightly quieter than normal and not in a good way as the telephone provider O2 lost their ability to provide a working mobile…
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