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ISO 27001 certification: What happens in the certification audit?

This blog post gives an overall intro to information security auditing and a detailed go-through of the ISO 27001 certification audit process.

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22.1.2025

What is ISO 27001? Intro to the global information security gold standard.

Whether you're new to ISO 27001 or looking to strengthen your current practices, this post will walk you through its essentials, why it matters, and how it can improve your approach to information security.

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22.1.2025

Password Security: Avoid these 5 common mistakes

Password security is something that no one should underestimate in the face of today's threats. One sensible option for secure password management is to use software designed for this purpose.

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16.1.2025

Framework recap, role of the CISO & and vendor assessments: Cyberday product and news round-up 12/2024 🛡️

December's product and news round-up will showcase the vendor security assessments and new enterprise-level features, an overview of the key frameworks for 2025 and the roles of the CISO and personnel in an organisation's security.

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19.12.2024

Europe's Compliance Revolution: Evolving Cyber Sec Consulting

The evolving cyber sec landscape and growing demand for compliance in combination with a shortage of professionals calls for new ways of working. With the help of partnerships and agile tools, consultants can benefit from the current situation.

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18.12.2024

TISAX: Understanding the Automotive framework

By embracing TISAX, automotive industry operators can improve information security, enhance compliance and strengthen their market position. Read more about TISAX, its scope, requirements and how ISO 27001 fits in.

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3.12.2024

Recognising growth: move to new offices with Cyberday!

Join the Cyberday team when it's time to upgrade to a bigger office space. Read about the highlights of the autumn, and let's reflect together on how growth and physical security can shape the workspace.

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28.11.2024

Understanding Physical Security in Cybersecurity: Insights from ISO 27001 and Best Practices

Physical security controls are essential, but often undervalued, in safeguarding information systems from unauthorized access, which might otherwise lead to data breaches or business disruptions.

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22.11.2024

For password protection, dump LastPass for open source Bitwarden

In Dec, LastPass said August #cybersecurity incident had been worse than admitted. Instead of losing internal docs, they lost customer vault data. This article tells about an alternate tool to protect and organize passwords - Bitwarden.

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20.1.2023

Ransomware severs 1,000 ships from on-shore servers

Pirating from the comfort of your home? Latest case of transport industry #cyberattack's is ShipManager, a maritime mgmt business, after ransomware forced its software offline and left 1,000 ships w/o connection to on-shore servers.

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20.1.2023

Norton LifeLock Discloses Breach Affecting Thousands of Customer Accounts

Norton LifeLock breach may allow hackers access to password vaults. This was a credential stuffing attack — where previously leaked creds used to access accounts with same passwords. MFA and password changes help prevent. #cybersecurity

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20.1.2023

A Fifth Of Passwords Used By Federal Agency Cracked In Security Audit

⚠️ Audit on DoI found 21% of employee AD passwords weak enough to be cracked using standard methods in couple of hours (feat. all-time favourites like Password1234 and ChangeItN0w). 362 of affected employees were senior. #cybersecurity

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13.1.2023

ChatGPT-Written Malware

🤖 ChatGPT-written #malware is starting to be seen in the wild. Generated code isn’t yet that good. But the trend is worrying, as the tech will get better and can give less skilled hackers - aka script kiddies - new capabilities.

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13.1.2023

Researchers Could Track The GPS Location Of All Of California's New Digital License Plates

Team of #cybersecurity researchers gained admin access into Reviver, the sole provider of digital licence places in California. ⚠️ Access allowed them to e.g. track the physical GPS location of all Reviver customers.

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13.1.2023

Multiple Danish Banks Disrupted By DDoS Cyber-Attack

Recent DDoS attack on Denmark's central bank and IT partner Bankdata disrupted services of total 8 Danish banks this week. 📈 DDoS attacks grow rapidly worldwide. They're a big threat when high availability is critical. #cybersecurity

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13.1.2023

Royal Mail cyberattack linked to LockBit ransomware operation

📮 #Cyberattack on Royal Mail halted its international shipping. This was #ransomware attack by LockBit gang, someone using Lockbit Black - their latest encryptor. Attack crippled shipping devices and caused ransom notes to print.

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13.1.2023

4 Most Common Cyberattack Patterns from 2022

Challenging year for security teams with e.g. war in Europe, persistently remote workforce and a series of large-scale #cyberattack's. Common patterns: 💰 Ransomware 📨 Email compromise 🏭 Supply chain attacks 🤖 IoT device attacks

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23.12.2022