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Category: cyber crime
Your servers and critical infrastructure elements should be in an unmarked, locked room with access control and access log as well as CCTV
It regularly makes you wonder how many organizations have their servers and other critical infrastructure in rooms marked clearly as the server and communication room.
Your email server should ensure encrypted communication and messaging only
As you can see this post was published in 2019. We’ve had pretty much everything about you go south. Probably the most revealing thing, and the only one in years that led to some kind of reaction, where the Snowden revelations. No, one of the main issues is that even after such a major incident, … Continue reading Your email server should ensure encrypted communication and messaging only
Protecting your organisation from the risk of social engineering
Humans are still the weakest link in cyber security, and they lack training to become aware of the risks. This is a very good example.
Protecting your organisation from CEO fraud
One of the most costly cyber threats/risks is CEO fraud.
How do you handle antivirus alerts
Antivirus incidents are quite common. But there are special, and effective ways to handle them.
Removable media control, Endpoint security and The Problem of transportability of data
Removable media still presents one of the greatest threats; this post outlines one solution of how to deal with it properly.
Cyber insurance versus insurance companies
Cyber insurance is becoming every increasingly important product for most organizations. Finding an insurance policy, and an underwriter to understand the risk is very difficult.
Finding your next employer on the dark web?
With a potential bandwidth of the deep web increasing, it turns more and more into a profitable marketplace. Most recently, employers have sprung up, looking for qualified personnel. Work without the pension scheme’s, 9 to 5, and other inhibiting factors.
About John Cryan and the nonsense of the cashless society
Cache currency is a blessing for law-enforcement because it allows them to trace back the origins to a crime. When criminals are forced to resort to crypto currency, the game changes.
Mitigating sophisticated phishing attacks
The next generation of phishing attacks is there. Brace yourselves, and mitigate!
@Cloudflare and @TorProject: Speeding up #Privacy
The #privacy internet is finally becoming faster; a lot!
The case of the spying paper shredder
Cybercrime comes in many forms industrial espionage is one of them. Today, we are not even safe from paper shredders in the offices anymore.
The most complex case of CEO Fraud… yet; and how to mitigate it.
CEO fraud is one of the most devious forms of cybercrime, and social engineering. The most complex form was experienced, and the risk for future attacks was mitigated.
Why you don’t want your RJ 45 sockets available in the wild
This post is about the security risks of having exposed RJ 45 sockets and your organization.