The Cyber Awareness Month project for October has now finished. Over the month Diana and I have produced a post everyday highlighting cyber security issues that have real impact on businesses today (well two or three of the articles were lighter, you do have to smile sometimes). If you want to catch up with all […]
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The Cyber Security Awareness Month project– #BeCyberAware – finishes this Sunday but you can catch up on the series here: Click here for a summary of the project There are other articles covering simple things you have to get right like passwords to more complex issues like being able to measure your security readiness across
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This week’s theme is definitely privacy, with articles to make my readers think about privacy in their businesses to the issue of using biometrics in schools for students to pay for school meals. If you think privacy is something that is easy to define, have a look at this article before scrolling down: I have
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Diana has a project running to have a blog every day in October supporting Cyber Security Awareness Month – #BeCyberAware.
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This month Diana has a project to have a blog every day in supporting Cyber Security Awareness Month – #BeCyberAware.
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AAA = Authentication, Authorisation and Accountability AAA is a vital step in any cyber security strategy is: AAA, the first two As gives you the ability to control who has access to your information and what information they are able to see. The third A is accountability – without this the first two As are
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Whilst also writing my dissertation this week, I have been carrying out a security and privacy review for Octagon Technology. Normally I do it in January each year (during my holiday in Aviemore away from distractions) but three things have happened this month to cause me to look now rather than later: We have taken
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All companies have to comply with certain rules and regulations, ranging from reporting regularly to the tax authorities and Companies House, to paying staff at least minimum wage for every hour worked, to ensuring that any personal data is kept secure and only for as long as needed or legally required. Governance is the set
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