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We often take the things we do every day for granted. In the security community, we assume knowledge that’s the norm for us is the norm for everyone else – when it actually isn’t.

When I was appointed the new Head of CISO Services at Integrity360, I recalled Yul Brynner in the original 1960 Magnificent Seven. The film tells the story of a small community working together to try and protect itself from a gang of bandits.

The Magecart group was named one of the most dangerous ‘people’ on the internet in 2018. It wasted little time defending its title in 2019.

What is the cloud shared responsibility model and why is it important?

Even the world’s most unskilled and inexperienced criminals know it’s always better to sneak in the back door of a shop instead of breaking down the one in the front.

We shouldn’t have to tell you that hackers are constantly inventing new ways to get their hands on personal information or cause havoc in a digital environment.

Cyber security is a collective effort, and at the core of any successful strategy are the people who put words into action every day.

The amount of people who haven’t heard about cloud computing are few and far between; the number of misconceptions surrounding cloud cyber security are increasingly common.

A computer is built on ones and zeroes, but it’s opererated by people.

2017 was a landmark year for cyber attacks with hundreds of millions of people affected around the world. According to the Breach Level Index report, nine billion records have been breached since 2013 – with nearly two million of those in the first six months of 2017 alone.

Does your company have a sizeable budget for paying out fines, compensation and the cost of litigation? If you don’t then you really need to consider the impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).