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Organizations struggle to balance usability and security in digital environments, often facing a "pendulum effect" where stringent security frustrates users, leading them to ignore rules. This creates vulnerabilities. The solution lies in user-centered design, continuous feedback, and cultivating a security-conscious culture to enhance both security and usability effectively.
Eavesdropping poses significant risks across corporate, government, and military sectors. Unauthorized access to private communications can compromise strategies, steal sensitive information, enable further attacks, and erode trust. Protecting critical conversations demands a multi-layered approach including encrypted communications, secure environments, rigorous training, and comprehensive policies to mitigate potential threats.
Cybersecurity hinges more on human behavior than technology, with 82% of breaches resulting from human error. Effective frameworks like NIST and ISO 27001 require organizations to foster a security-focused culture. Training is crucial to reducing risks, as demonstrated by successful interventions in companies like British Airways and Google.
China's rapid advancements in drone technology are reshaping global security dynamics. With AI integration and market dominance, China's military drone capabilities threaten Western powers. Their strategic use of drones in conflict and control over the global supply chain raises significant geopolitical concerns, prompting adaptations in defense and military doctrine worldwide.
Military AI drones are changing warfare and creating a psychological minefield. This blog post dives into the psychological impact of drone warfare on soldiers and civilians, revealing PTSD, anxiety, moral injury, and community trauma. Explore the ethical implications of AI making life-or-death calls and the urgent need for more research and support systems.
Well folks, if you haven't been paying attention to who's winning the global drone race, allow me to enlighten you: China isn't just ahead—they're so far in front that Western drone makers need binoculars just to spot their damn dust trail. China's Drone Domination: The Numbers Don't Lie (They Just Hurt Our Feelings) Let's not … Continue reading Dragon in the Sky: How China is Absolutely Crushing Everyone in the Drone Game
Justifiably you have the questions poking around in your head about why you should limit physical access to data? The answer is quite simple::: first of all let’s start with a definition of what I actually try to express with this statement. Physical access refers to any one of your employees being able to plug … Continue reading Physical access to data is restricted?
If you years ago I was contacted by an internationally operating law firm. They had very special requirements as to their data protection. I never did ask about the emphasis they had towards their clients security. We did get to work though, and created a solution that was highly individualized, and fulfilled pretty much all … Continue reading Police Proof local storage/raid proof
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.
I hope I will be stating the obvious in this post; but I have seen so many things going wrong that I will risk repeating myself! On location back ups are totally cool! They are directly connected to your ethernet, have blazing accessibility rate, superb file transfer speeds, and a variety of other bills and … Continue reading Why you need on-location and co-location backups and why they should be encrypted
The full impact of Australia's new law to crack down on encryption is still unknown. From what can be read currently, and currently available information the very broad and vague law is introduced to request the assistance of technology companies storing data in the country to make it available for law-enforcement. And the vagueness … Continue reading New encryption law: Australia first Orwellian state?
One of the most costly cyber threats/risks is CEO fraud.
What is the "Advanced Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Checklist" (ACRAC)?ACRAC allows any organisation to assess a status quo of their cybersecurity. It's a thorough, and constantly updated checklist to reduce common cyber threats organisations are confronted with. Its goal is to raise awareness for vulnerabilities, thereby neutralising a majority of threat vectors an organisation sees itself … Continue reading Project: Advanced Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Checklist
Differentiating the terms risk, vulnerability, and threat is quite difficult in a cyber security setting. This post intends to give a clear outline.
Removable media still presents one of the greatest threats; this post outlines one solution of how to deal with it properly.
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.
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.
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.
The next generation of phishing attacks is there. Brace yourselves, and mitigate!
Cybercrime comes in many forms industrial espionage is one of them. Today, we are not even safe from paper shredders in the offices anymore.