Security Industry Failing to Establish Trust

During the Virus Bulletin closing keynote, Brian Honan urged the security industry to…

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Cyber Security Body of Knowledge: scoping the knowledge areas

In Chris Ensor’s blog ‘Building the Cyber Security Body of Knowledge‘ he introduced the work being done in a project called the Cyber Security Body of Knowledge (CyBOK). At the time, the project was seeking contributions from the cyber security community to help identify the Knowledge Areas (KAs) which, in the community’s view, form the […]

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Attackers changing tactics & objectives

Experts say threats are not only breaches, ransomware and IP theft, but a threat to a way of life.

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What is GDPR: All you need to know

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect from the 25th of May 2018 and aims to bring data protection legislation in line with the ways in which data is currently used. One of the key findings from our UK Cloud Snapshot Survey 2017 report was that 62% of respondents highlighted GDPR as the biggest challenge to their IT plans over the next 3 years. Adherence with GDPR in the opinion of one interviewee was “bigger than anything else the company has had to deal with”. 

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National Cyber Security Centre: One year on

I’m so proud to launch our annual review today, marking the first anniversary since the National Cyber Security Centre came into existence. I can’t quite believe it’s been a whole year. The review sets out what we’ve achieved, so I won’t go into the detail here (although please do have a glance at it – there’s even […]

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2013 Yahoo Breach Affected All 3 Billion Accounts

A massive breach of Yahoo’s systems in 2013 impacted every account in existence at the time.

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