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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

DORA essentials: Introduction, Scope and key requirements

In this blog, we’ll get an comprehensive introduction what DORA is, what it entails, who the requirements framework applies to, and how DORA is implemented within Cyberday. DORA framework is available in Cyberday!

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14.11.2024

Cyberday goes Cyber Security Nordic 2024!

Our Cyberday team attended the Cyber Security Nordic 2024 event 29th-30th October. Read about the event, keynote and our insights. This post offers insight into topical themes, also for those who were unable to attend.

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31.10.2024

From Compliance to Collaboration: How NIS2 Encourages Stronger Supply Chain Security Collaboration

Discover how NIS2 shifts focus from simple compliance to creating collaborative security partnerships, enhancing supply chain resilience and trust. 

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25.10.2024

Agendium is now Cyberday!

We are thrilled to announce that our company is entering an exciting new chapter with an updated brand, from Agendium to Cyberday, our new name better reflects our entity, and the direction we are heading.

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24.10.2024

10 compliance traps & how to avoid them

Explore crucial cyber security compliance pitfalls for SMEs, from outdated policies to insider threats, and learn effective strategies to mitigate risks and enhance security measures.

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18.10.2024

ISO 9001 standard: A peek inside the Quality framework

This blog post explores ISO 9001, the globally recognized standard for quality management systems (QMS), benefits for utilizing the standard and its significance in today’s competitive business environment.

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8.10.2024

Magecart Attacks Website Collecting Australian Fire Donations

The attack may have compromised donors’ payment information. A website gathering donations for the victims of the wildfires in Australia has been hit by a credential-skimming attack, placing the payment information of donors at risk. The attack, identified as the work of Magecart, injected the ATMZOW skimmer into the charity’s website code, grabbed payment information, […] The post Magecart Attacks Website Collecting Australian Fire Donations appeared first on IT Security Guru.

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15.5.2020
Supply Chain Attacks

Cybersecurity Tips for Executives

Executives have a target on their backs because their credentials unlock critical chunks of company data – consider these cybersecurity tips. The post Cybersecurity Tips for Executives appeared first on JumpCloud. The post Cybersecurity Tips for Executives appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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15.5.2020
Saved For Later,Employee Negligence

FBI Warns of Risks Behind Using Free WiFi While Traveling

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation recommends travelers to avoid connecting their phone, tablet, or computer to free wireless hotspots while traveling during the holiday season. [...]

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15.5.2020
Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Vulnerabilities Found in GE Healthcare Patient Monitoring Products

Several potentially serious vulnerabilities have been found in patient monitoring products made by GE Healthcare, the DHS’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and healthcare cybersecurity firm CyberMDX revealed on Thursday. read more

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15.5.2020
Unpatched Vulnerabilities

This trojan malware is being used to steal passwords and spread ransomware

A newly discovered hacking campaign by a 'sophisticated cyber criminal operation' is targeting healthcare and education organisations with custom-built, Python-based trojan malware which gives attackers almost control of Windows systems with the ability to monitor actions and steal sensitive data. Malicious functions of the remote access trojan , dubbed PyXie RAT, include keylogging, credential harvesting, recording video, cookie theft, the ability to perform man-in-the-middle attacks and the capability to deploy other forms of malware onto infected systems. However, traces of the attacks have been found and detailed by cyber security researchers at Blackberry Cylance, who named the malware PyXie because of the way its compiled code uses a '.pyx' file extension instead of the '.pyc' typically associated with Python. A third stage of the multi-level download sees PyXie RAT leverage something known in the code as 'Cobalt Mode' which connects to a command and control server as well as downloading the final payload.

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15.5.2020
Malware

Shadow IT accounts with weak passwords endanger organizations

63% of enterprise professionals have created at least one account without their IT department being aware of it, and two-thirds of those have created two or more, the results of a recent 1Password survey have revealed. Even more worryingly, only 2.6% of these 63% use a unique password when they create a new shadow IT account at work and just 13% use a password generator – the rest re-use a memorable password or use a … More → The post Shadow IT accounts with weak passwords endanger organizations appeared first on Help Net Security.

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15.5.2020
Password Attacks

Data Breach Impacts Thousands of Fort Worth Water Customers

About 3,000 Fort Worth residents who used credit cards to pay their water bills online may have had their personal information stolen, the water department says.A city contractor, CentralSquare, determined that someone hacked into the software used to process credit card information, water department spokeswoman Mary Gugliuzza said Thursday.The customers whose data may have been stolen are being notified, she said.The stolen information may include names, addresses and credit card data, including numbers and security codes and affects customers who made online payments between Aug. 27 and Oct. 23, she said.CentralSquare is offering impacted customers free credit monitoring for one year.Customers who had set up recurring payments by credit cards were not affected by the breach unless they changed credit card numbers online between August and October, Gugliuzza said.Customers who paid by bank draft, by phone or in person also were not impacted.

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15.5.2020
Supply Chain Attacks

Dexphot Malware Hijacked 80K+ Devices to Mine Cryptocurrency

A cryptomining malware has infected at least 80k devices and uses various tactics to evade detection.

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15.5.2020
Malware

7 types of virus – a short glossary of contemporary cyberbadness

Here's a short list of 7 malware categories we hope you never encounter. Sadly, it's not an exhaustive list... but it's a helpful start.

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15.5.2020
Malware