Cyberfailures.com CyberFailures Report 2018 Q2 Embrace Failure: On May 25th 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation came into effect for all organizations globally who provide services (paid or unpaid) for users in Europe. It is
Cyberfailures.com Less Machine Learning and More Human Learning please Learning from Cybersecurity Failures. Lesson Learned are not always learned in Cybersecurity incidents. You can learn now using Cyberfailures.com
Roadway to ISO27001 Certification Here’s my strategy to help you get ISO Certified It’s been about 10 years since I first brought a technology team through the process of ISO27001 certification. I
Pluralsight London Technology Leaders Summit Key takeaways from Pluralsight's London Technology Summit. Read what challenges are facing technology leaders, and how they are approaching the skills shortage.
Pluralsight New Pluralsight Course: Communicating and Documenting Security Incidents New Pluralsight Course: Communicating and Documenting Security Incidents
InfoSecEurope InfoSecurity Europe InfoSecEurope 2018 - Was it worth going? I attended InfoSecEurope and BSidesLondon conferences this week. The InfoSec conference was in London’s Olympia Exhibition centre. I hadn’t been to
conference Some conference are a waste of time... Context why write this blog I lost confidence in conferences a long time back, and sort of gave up on them. Maybe it was around the time when I changed
Ransomware New Pluralsight Course - Cybersecurity Threats: Ransomware Okay, I admit I have been very absent on this blog for several months, but I will explain what I have been working on here in this blog article, all
Stop playing kiddie football and focus on the basics Learn from others' incidents: On June 1st Microsoft published an analysis of the Hacking Team Breach in their Cyber Trust Blog. It’s a really good read, which you can
Cybersecurity Time to disrupt, start by talking.. A lot of things have come together recently. While it may be reasonably quiet on the Cybersecurity news front, it is a good time to reflect on the effectiveness (or
Why securing personal data is optional, and needs to be licenced? You are forgiven if you think no one really cares about protecting your personal data. No one is worrying too much or losing sleep. Breaches will just happen more frequently, so get over it and get used to it. However your payment card data
