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Why is ISO 27001 compliance now more important than ever?

Year after year, ISO 27001 standard has remained one of the gold standards for information security. The global standard has remained relevant, but where did ISO 27001 originate? And why is it's popularity just going up?

27.2.2025

10 most common non-conformities in ISO 27001 audits

Audits and non-conformities drive organizations toward continuous improvement. But before your first ISO 27001 certification, it's good to be aware of some most common non-conformities, so you can avoid these in your certification audit.

18.2.2025

Got an ISO 27001 audit interview request - what should I expect?

In this blog, we will talk about the importance of employee participation in the audit interview process, why auditors value employee insights, and look into possible questions asked in an ISO 27001 interview.

13.2.2025

ISO 27001 compliance and certification checklist

Looking to ensure you fill ISO 27001 requirements? This checklist will present clearly ordered key steps that guide your organization in building an ISMS and getting compliant with the ISO 27001 standard.

6.2.2025

Most important documents in ISO 27001 certification audit

The ISO 27001 standard does specifically define some key documents, which need to be gathered together and be easily shareable e.g. for the auditor. In this blog, we'll present these most important documents for an ISO 27001 certification audit.

30.1.2025

NIS2 & national implementation: which local NIS2 laws are available in Cyberday?

EU Member States are required to adopt NIS2 into national law. Key national decisions include defining local authorities, monitoring mechanisms, and tailoring regulations to meet specific needs.

23.1.2025

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.

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.

22.1.2025

News articles

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How IT Teams Can Use 'Harm Reduction' for Better Cybersecurity Outcomes

Harm reduction approach in #cybersecurity guidance: ⛔ "Never use QR codes!" vs. ⚠️ "Well.. if you do use a QR code, at least use these cues to know, if you landed on a secure site or not." Efficient or sloppy?

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FEMA warns emergency alert systems could be hacked to transmit fake messages unless software is updated

⚠️ #Cybersecurity researcher provided FEMA with evidence that unpatched EAS (Emergency Alert System) devices are vulnerable. 📺 TV and radio networks use these to transmit alerts. This could allow hackers to broadcast fake alert messages.

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Microsoft accounts targeted with new MFA-bypassing phishing kit

⚠️ Ongoing large-scale attack uses typo-squatted domains and proxy-based #phishing kit to target MS users and bypass MFA. Goal - breach corporate accounts for BEC attacks and divert payments to attacker's bank accounts. Attack details >>

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Industroyer: A cyber‑weapon that brought down a power grid

Back in 2017, Industroyer was the first #malware targeted for hitting power grids. ⚠️ In 04/22 Rus attacked grids in UKR. Attack was luckily thwarted, but critical infrastructure is becoming more and more frequent target for cyber attacks.

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Travel-related Cybercrime Takes Off as Industry Rebounds

Researchers warn a post-COVID upsurge in travel has painted a bullseye on the industry and has spurred #cybercrime's. Rising: ✈️ Theft of airline reward points 🔐 Account takeover for travel websites 🗄️ Travel-related database breaches

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New Hertzbleed Side Channel Attack Affects All Modern AMD and Intel CPUs

⚠️ New interesting #vulnerability in modern Intel/AMD processors can let attackers steal e.g. encryption keys via timing-based side channels. Intel recommends cryptographic devs to harden apps against frequency throttling info disclosure.

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Facebook Messenger Scam Duped Millions

🎣 One #phishing scam stole 1M FB credentials in 4 months - and counting. Scam included familiar elements: 🔗 short msg with a link ↩️ chain of redirects to dodge security 🔐 fake FB login 🤖 automated distribution to victim's friends

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Ransomware Group Debuts Searchable Victim Data

#Ransomware groups have started regularly threatening to publish stolen victim data on dark web. ⚠️ Latest cunning innovation to get victims concerned is publishing on public internet, with all data available in an easily searchable form.

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Paying Ransomware Paints Bigger Bullseye on Target’s Back

#Ransomware deals often go wrong: ⚠️ 80% of victims that paid were hit a 2nd time ⚠️ Frequently data became unusable during the decryption because of corruption issues Remember - attackers will often try to profit in any possible way.

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