How to make cybersecurity tangible for the board
Businesses need to balance their investment across the five pillars identified by the NIST framework to reach cybersecruity...
MYTH 4: Protection defines the maturity of a cybersecurity strategy
By balancing spend across the five areas identified by the NIST framework will improve cybersecurity maturity.
The basics and benefits of Cyber Essentials
The Government-backed Cyber Essentials scheme can improve your companies cybersecurity. We are a trusted and experienced...
MYTH 3: Best-in-breed technology vs. best-in-need
By consolidating solutions, organisations can reduce the number of people required to manage them, the amount of money spent and...
Reflecting on 2022 and looking forward to 2023
Thought leader Etienne Greeff shares his views on how 2022 shaped the cyber landscape, his predictions for 2023, what we should...
MYTH 2: Unpatched systems exposing known vulnerabilities will welcome attacks
One example of a cybersecurity fallacy is the claim that unpatched systems exposing known vulnerabilities will welcome attacks.
MYTH 1: The rise in remote working and the increased risk to remote end points
The rise in remote working has significantly increased the risk of attacks on remote end points. This is a misconception.
The Uber breach - Now the dust has settled
Uber's cybersecurity incident on the 15th of September - highlighting “what we can learn from this” and “why we ALL need to lose...
Does your old Facebook password matter?
Nearly all of us appear to have had a Facebook account but if you are not logging in to your Facebook profile then your password...
The fallacies of the modern-day cyber landscape: separating the facts from the myths
It’s no wonder customers are left not knowing what advice to follow when the world of cybersecurity is full of so many fallacies –...