Cyber security breaches don’t just happen to big banks and international corporations – small accountancy firms can be targets too. Tim Holman was asked about what you can do to protect your networks. As Ford Prefect says in Douglas Adams’s The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: “It’s a tough universe. There’s all sorts of people […]
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Good security does not have to be an enterprise roll-out of ISO 27001 or considerable investment in security products, and there are good measures any company can take, even those struggling with a limited budget. With the advent of Cyber Essentials, there is no excuse for a business not to adhere to good practice, and
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Chris Phillips is Head of Physical Security Consulting at 2-sec. He is one of the most experienced physical and cyber security consultants in the world. He specializes in giving strategic counter terrorism advice and best practice to “at risk” companies, individuals and governments. Chris started his security career as a police officer, and gained hands
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Certain parts of the internet were crawling with panic last Thursday when it was reported that the Tor – a search engine, had been hacked by the FBI and they had taken down the Silk Road 2.0 website. They had also made a number of arrests, including six people from Liverpool, Lincolnshire, Cleethorpes and Wales. What
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A new survey from Lieberman Software reveals that almost eight in ten IT security professionals believe that perimeter security technologies like firewalls and anti-malware solutions are sufficient in defending against advanced persistent threats (APTs). In a survey carried out at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas this August, the identity management solution provider indicated that the
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Over the years, I’ve spoken to many different types of small business owners in the UK, and I understand why, in many industries, internet security is low down their to-do-lists. IT security is just not a priority for the majority as they are busy working 18 hour days trying to keep up with actually making
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Thanks to everyone who came to the Future of Cybersecurity conference held at Worshipful Company of Information Technologists in London on 6th November 2014. We had a great turnout and a really interesting series of 2-sec speakers, with the chance to do some useful networking. Here are some photos from the event.
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With the launch of Apple Pay for the iPhone 6 and Apple Watch, the payments industry could be witnessing the birth of the next big thing. Mobile payments have been on the cusp for some time now, but what about existing payment infrastructures. Should merchants and retailers move to Payment Card Industry (PCI) point-to-point encryption as
PCI P2PE – implement now, or wait for something better? Read More »
The papers are full of the Bash/Shellshock bug, claiming that “the virus is even worse than Heartbleed” and describing it as the “Catastrophic flaw which may threaten the security of millions of devices” (courtesy of the Daily Mail). At 2-sec though, we like to look at the facts before predicting doom and gloom on the
Don’t Panic! A balanced look at the Bash/Shellshock Bug Read More »
