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Cannes Hospital data breach, the impact of AI and NIS2 evolution: the Cyberday product and news round-up 5/2024 🛡️

May's Product and News Update presents the new monthly ISMS reports as well as the Metrics page. Other topics include Cyberday's new framework DORA and recent news around the world.

17.5.2024

6 ways to assess security work effectiveness

Evaluating the effectiveness of your cybersecurity involves examining the adequacy of your existing security measures. This process helps you identify your current security status and determine the necessary actions to enhance and fortify.

3.5.2024

System acquisition and development in NIS2: Suggested best practices

Get tips on securely acquiring and developing systems with a focus on ISO 27001, helping meet NIS2 requirements. Post explains key aspects like secure coding, acquiring secure applications and testing or publishing changes in a controlled manner.

16.4.2024

Continuity management in NIS2: Benchmark measures for business continuity and backups with ISO 27001

This post offers insight on complying with NIS2's continuity and backup requirements using ISO 27001's best practices. It guides you through continuity planning, backup processes, challenges, and achieving compliance effectively.

12.4.2024

HR security in NIS2: Best practices for compliance

Learn how HR drives ISO 27001 and NIS2 compliance through security training, roles, and policies essential for building a strong information security culture.

5.4.2024

Access control & MFA in NIS2: Build a solid foundation with ISO 27001 controls

What are the requirements for access control and MFA in NIS2 and ISO 27001 and how can they be implemented successfully? Learn more about the controls, requirements, best practices and how to overcome potential challenges in this blog post.

4.4.2024

Potential Struggles IT Companies might Encounter with Incident Identification and Reporting Today

The complexities of incident identification and reporting in IT, touching on coordination problems, tool inadequacies, and process deficiencies. It explores modern challenges like cyber threats and alert fatigue, as well as the cognitive gap.

28.3.2024

Information Security Risk Management: A Step-by-step Guide to a Clear Process

Get a step-by-step guide on managing information security risks, from asset identification to monitoring, essential for navigating growing cybersecurity threats.

21.3.2024

News articles

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Privacy predictions 2022

What to expect in 2022 in relation to #privacy: ☑️ Even more user settings, but still no "privacy by default"? ☑️ People and legislators demanding more transparency from algorithms ☑️ Remote work increases employees' privacy skills

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Biometric auth bypassed using fingerprint photo, printer, and glue

"A printer and some glue". Team cloned fingerprints and passed biometric auth (e.g. on MacBook Pro) for $5 cost and w/o high-end tools. Fingerprints are convenient, but with critical data should be used w/ strong password. #cybersecurity

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Arrest in ‘Ransom Your Employer’ Email Scheme

In August scammers were spotted "recruiting" people to unleash #ransomware in their company in exchange for % of the profits. 🚨 Now authorities in Nigeria arrested a man seemingly responsible of this targeting of disgruntled employees.

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What to do if you receive a data breach notice

GDPR demands reporting personal data breaches. Good practices for responding: ☑️ Read notice calmly and ensure legitimacy ☑️ Update compromised passwords ☑️ Expect related scam attempts ☑️ Track activity on your online accounts #privacy

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GoDaddy admits to password breach: check your Managed WordPress site!

GoDaddy #cybersecurity breach: ⚠️ 1,2M managed WP sites affected ⚠️ Crooks in its network for 6 weeks ⚠️ sFTP and database passwords leaked (no encryption reported!) ⚠️ SSL/TLS private keys leaked What-to-do's on the article >>

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Emotet malware is back and rebuilding its botnet via TrickBot

In early 2021 Europol and Eurojust took over the Emotet infrastructure and arrested two individuals. ⚠️ Now researchers see signs of Emotet activity increasing. Takedown hasn't prevented the adversaries from bringing the #malware back.

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FBI's Email System Hacked to Send Out Fake Cyber Security Alert to Thousands

⚠️ FBI server was hijacked and 100,000 people were alerted of a fake cyber attack. An embarrassing case that could have been a lot worse if, instead of "trolling", the threat actor would have been #phishing or distributing malware.

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SharkBot — A New Android Trojan Stealing Banking and Cryptocurrency Accounts

🕵️ Researchers on Monday reported a new Android trojan called SharkBot. #Malware masquarades as media player and uses accessibility features (intended to assist people with disabilities) to e.g. steal banking and crypto app credentials.

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'PerSwaysion' Phishing Campaign Still Ongoing, and Pervasive

The PerSwaysion #phishing kit has been used in thousands of attacks around the world - and is still active. The scams utilize Microsoft's file-sharing services (e.g. SharePoint) to trick people into credential-stealing sites.

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