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It seems like only yesterday that we were all reading up on what the implementation of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) would mean for businesses operating in (or handling data collection with organizations in) the EU. For… Continue reading Vaccinate your data: Addressing and adapting to new data risks
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The Brexit transition period ended on December 31, 2020, and the EU General Data Prot… Continue reading How does ManageEngine comply with the UK data protection laws post Brexit?
No-one in Government knew if Russia had interfered in the EU vote, and they actively avoided any effort to ask questions to find out…
Continue reading UK Government chose not to investigate if Russian hackers interfered in Brexit referendum, report reveals
No-one in Government knew if Russia had interfered in the EU vote, and they actively avoided any effort to ask questions to find out…
Continue reading UK Government chose not to investigate if Russian hackers interfered in Brexit referendum, report reveals
A roundup of UK focused cyber and information security news stories, blog posts, reports and threat intelligence from the previous calendar month, January 2020.After years of dither and delay the UK government finally nailed its colours to the mast, no… Continue reading Cyber Security Roundup for February 2020
Clues sprinkled through the poorly-written email, however, reveal that its author has not done his homework.
Continue reading Exams cancelled? University closing due to Brexit? A mischievous email from Southampton’s Vice-Chancellor
Marked by a shortage of cyber security talent and attackers willing to exploit any vulnerability to achieve their aims, this year emphasised the need for organisations to invest in security and understand their risk posture. With the number of vendors … Continue reading 12 days of Christmas Security Predictions: What lies ahead in 2020
These crooks stashed a message in the virus code itelf – we found it, but we don’t know which way to take it! Continue reading Brexit – even cybercriminals want to have their say…
The platform has linked documents posted on its site to a vote-manipulation campaign already observed on Facebook earlier this year. Continue reading Reddit Says Influence Campaign is Behind Leaked U.S.-U.K. Trade Documents
A candidate for office from the United Kingdom’s Labour Party says Russian hackers sent him malware-laced email in what he deemed a “sophisticated” attack. Ben Bradshaw, who has spoken up about Russian interference in British politics, revealed Tuesday that he had received a suspicious email purporting to be from a Russian whistleblower. Cyber & security experts I consulted found a mysterious email I received from a Kremlin “whistleblower” last week contained sophisticated malware. Reported to the @NCSC. Still waiting for publication of that #RussiaReport, Johnson. #ReleaseTheRussianReport https://t.co/U3O3Bdp38l — Ben Bradshaw (@BenPBradshaw) December 3, 2019 The email included a ruse that used the signature of a Russian envoy and PowerPoint slide purportedly produced by Russia’s FSB intelligence agency, The Guardian reported. Bradshaw did not immediately respond to CyberScoop’s request for him to elaborate on the incident. The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), one of the UK’s main cybersecurity agencies, is investigating […]
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