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🛡️ Cyberdigest: IEC 62443 (2-1) and DORA RMF published 🎉 Incident management & Summer kick-off 🗞️

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Blog posts

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Navigating the Cybersecurity Maze: Master NIS2 with the help of ISO 27001

Learn how to master NIS2 with ISO 27001 and grab our free NIS2 e-book! This blog post was originally written for the Cyber Security Nordic 2024 event where Cyderday is presented as Strategic partner.

3.10.2024

Corporate Security Alert: Identifying Dangerous Apps on Employee Phones

This article uncovers hidden security risks of popular apps on work devices, covering social media, messaging, cloud storage, gaming, utility, health, VPN, and shopping apps, with recommendations to safeguard corporate data.

20.9.2024

NIS2 national legistation, ransomware and a new development forum: Cyberday product and news round-up 9/2024 🛡️

This is the September news and product review from Cyberday. Read news about ransomware, new phishing techniques and local NIS2-legistations.

20.9.2024

IT and OT Cyber Security: Different Environments, Different Priorities

This blog post outlines the key differences between IT and OT cyber security, focusing on their distinct areas, objectives, environments, threat landscapes, and compliance requirements.

4.9.2024

Cyber Security in Supply Chain Risk Management

Businesses should prioritize supply chain security by adopting best cyber security practices, fostering resilience, and promoting collaboration to protect against evolving cyber threats. Learn more about this topic in this blog post.

22.8.2024

Spreadsheet vs. ISMS tool - top 10 reasons why a tool is better than the traditional way

Discover the top 10 reasons why agile tools outperform traditional spreadsheets in managing cyber security compliance, from centralized management to continuous improvement.

22.8.2024

ISMS Essentials: Mastering a Data System Inventory for Your Organization

This post provides essential insights for maintaining a data system inventory within your organization's ISMS, detailing key processes, asset types, and tackling common challenges.

15.8.2024

Incident Detection: Building, Nurturing, and Continuously Improving a Proactive Environment

Shift from reactive to proactive incident detection. Use advanced tools, continuous learning, and customised strategies to anticipate and prevent issues. Focus on constant improvement and innovation to boost security and resilience.

15.8.2024

News articles

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Cyber Threats to Watch Out for in 2024

Advancement of AI technologies will enable attackers to create more convincing phishing and disinformation campaigns. These risks should be included to a risk management plan.💡 #cybersecurity

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4 Key Takeaways From New Global AI Security Guidelines

Global AI security guidelines emphasize: 🛡️Proactive "secure-by-design" approaches 🔗Meticulous scrutiny of supply chains 🔍Address unique AI risks #cybersecurity

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Fight or Flight: How to Keep Cyberattacks From Taking Off

Global aviation faces rising cyber threats, prompting a shift to cybersecurity investment. Government initiatives are vital for defense. The focus is on securing critical infrastructure for long-term growth.🔐 #cybersecurity

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How Does NIST's AI Risk Management Framework Affect You?

The most significant impact of the NIST AI RMF on companies is providing voluntary guidance for the implementation of responsible AI. The AI RMF helps companies comprehensively identify and manage AI-related risks.🛡️ #cybersecurity

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6 Steps to Accelerate Cybersecurity Incident Response

Preparation is key in cybersecurity management. Most breaches happen due to human error and that's why it is important to educate personnel for different situations🔑 #cybersecurity

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Is your LinkedIn profile revealing too much?

To mitigate risk of social engineering: Limit the amount of your information❌ Accept connection requests only from people you know✅ Review the connection list regularly✅ #dataprotection

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Online stores may not be as secure as you think

Tips for secure surfing: 💥 Avoid clicking sponsored ads 💥 Check date of a copyright 💥 Use a password manager and multifactor authentication #cybersecurity

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AI and contextual threat intelligence reshape defense strategies

AI can be trained to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in computer networks without detection. With AI it is also possible to create malicious phishing email campaigns that targets employees and customers⚠️ #malware #vulnerability

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Infostealers and the high value of stolen data

Stolen information, for example log in credentials, passwords and other data in computer are sold forward. The main target is usually companies who have a lot of sensitive information and data.💻 #dataprotection

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