Consulting Integrity
Read More: Consulting IntegrityConsulting with Integrity is critically important in my industry of Cyber Security, there are many consultants preaching to be what they are not, “knowledgeable” people. The Cyber security industry is fully of vendors and sellers trying to position security tooling as a solution to a cyber risk problem. I want to share a recent story…
Supply Chain risk
Read More: Supply Chain riskThere has been a number of supply chain attacks recently including MoveIT and 3CX, these cyber attacks can be immensely costly and at the lest distressing for the businesses involved. For the software provider though these breaches can and often do have disastrous impact on their business, which could have been avoided by following a…
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Protecting Australian Business from Cyber Crime
Read More: Protecting Australian Business from Cyber CrimeProtecting Australian Business from Cyber Crime, easy title to write and a topic beyond complex to implement for many small to mid sized businesses in 2022, Australia. The secret is that it is not complex to get started on a cyber security journey, it is easy to do the basics and reduce the risk of…
Why do businesses not do cyber security!
Read More: Why do businesses not do cyber security!for very long), everything a business spends money on that does not make money is an expense and some expenses are more critical than others.
“Statisticising” cyber security
Read More: “Statisticising” cyber securityLast night I went fishing in our new boat and we caught 2 Dusky Flatheads, ugly but a great eating fish, sorry I digress but it seemed important at the time, here they are – we had no time to name them: Sorry I got distracted – a challenge with the modern day, living in…
55% of kiwi businesses fall “victim”
Read More: 55% of kiwi businesses fall “victim”I still hate statistics especially when those stats point to something that is so blatantly “not true”! 55% of kiwi businesses fell “victim” to a ransomware attack? How about a more accurate statistic (sorry), 100% of Kiwi businesses received a ransomware loaded email…. even one ransomware loaded email per day! both are pointless and yet…
Worst Case, it is not!
Read More: Worst Case, it is not!example on Sunday there is a 50% chance of rain as forecast today. So I have to plan for the possibility that it is going to rain as 50% likely or unlikely (depending on my feelings of positivity for the day).
