Cyber 3-2-1: What has the EU ever done for us?
Cyber 3-2-1: Regulations are a pain when you work in a regulated firm. But when your life could literally depend on them, they are the best thing ever.
No-one cares about ISO 27001
No-one really cares about ISO 27001. But it's a great way to address what your clients really care about.
A heart surgeon should not be hired to perform brain surgery.
A US Senator points out why he thinks someone with IT technology experience is not necessarily qualified to be a Chief Information Security Officer. It's a reminder of why the majority of ISO27001 is not about technology.
A run-of-the-mill cyber security attack or a significant data protection breach?
One poorly-protected personal email account can lead to one serious data protection breach.
Your private contact details probably aren’t that private.
A breach at iCabbi reminds us of why we need to be cynical of every call, message, and email.
DORA proportionality, elephants, and the Leaving Cert.
What I really think about the theory and reality of proportionality in DORA.
Credit union’s IT migration causes an outage.
A recent outage at an Irish credit union that impacted 50,000 customers reminds us that Op Resilience isn’t just about IT security risks.
Incident Response is not about the technical response.
A recent ransomware attack shows the SEC filing deadline is starting to bite.
Cyber 3-2-1: Dry January, JPMorgan, and DORA technical standards
Cyber 3-2-1: Why Dry January was never going to work, what 45 billion attacks tells us about JPMorgan’s cyber security, and why we need to stop worrying about zero days.
Cyber 3-2-1: Christmas, Americans, and Homer Simpson.
Cyber 3-2-1: Christmas from Europe, deepfakes from America, and Homer Simpson.