The Blame Game
I finished my last CyberAwake article with the following paragraph about blame: Just don’t blame your people if they click … Read more
Don’t Blame your Team – “Just Click Here”
Today we are talking About Links. How realistic is the advice “don’t click on that link”? How many times in … Read more
Sometimes a simple email may work for the bad guys
Why do hackers do what they do? It is impossible to determine exactly why a threat actor hacks a system … Read more
Christmas cyber security advice
Working from Anywhere and Business Email Compromise If you are looking for something lighter because it is Christmas, can I … Read more
How Microsoft Patch Tuesday can help your cyber security planning
Thanks to Microsoft and their “Patch Tuesday” which has officially been running since October 2003, the second Tuesday of the … Read more
Cyber Security and Hybrid Working
Although there are Big Tech CEOs (Rushe, 2022) and Conservative ex-ministers (Ambrose, 2022) who do not like their subordinates working … Read more
The Basics of Cyber Security – A quick look at OSINT and Redacting
We have all seen redacted documents – even if it is just in a movie a TV programme or on … Read more
What exactly do I mean when I say “ransomware resilient back-up”?
I was going to write about redacting today, but I got a call from a cyber security client who needed … Read more
How Gift Cards are exploited by Cyber Criminals
Why Gift Cards are exploited by Cyber Criminals Gift cards – we all use them – they are particularly useful … Read more
How much are you relying on your web designer to protect your reputation?
In my last article we looked at why you need policies in place to check what apps your team members … Read more
