The Twitter Hack: Why Organisations Must Now Address Physical Social Engineering Risks
When we think of cyber-attacks, we often think of a skilled operation that targets an organisation’s network but attacks have become much more multi-layered.
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When we think of cyber-attacks, we often think of a skilled operation that targets an organisation’s network but attacks have become much more multi-layered.
You’ve created a whitelist for software and hardware, you’ve set your firewall policies and you’ve reviewed all of your user permissions. But have you locked the front door?
Data breaches in the financial services sector are never taken lightly considering the potentially devastating fallout that can take place in their aftermaths. The recent data breach reported by Capital One is being treated no differently.
What a shockingly dull yet all too familiar title! You’ve probably mentally switched off already; clicked on to the latest news or shortened your lunch read because it just seems all like to big an effort.
Physical credit card skimmers have been a fan favourite of criminals over the past decade. Now, hackers have developed their own digital version of the tool and are deploying it within the online checkout process.
Red Teams are an increasingly popular form of defence and are essential to complying with the TIBER-EU framework.
A computer is built on ones and zeroes, but it’s opererated by people.
I spent part of my summer pretending to be someone else. Complete with lanyard, out-of-date visitor badge and a pack of cigarettes, my character joined the pack outside the smokers’ area of an office building. When someone came out, I bluffed my way in, claiming I’d left my wallet inside.
The process of shoring up company networks is becoming more complicated as security threats change and evolve. With this in mind, security specialists recommend placing more emphasis on penetration testing as a means of guarding against socially engineered attacks.
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