The recent cyberterrorism and hacking threats experienced by big names like Apple, Sony and Dropbox are making businesses stop and think about whether they are doing enough to prevent such attacks from disrupting their day to day dealings. David Fisk, EMEA sales Director at Quorum has comments on how businesses can prepare and protect themselves from such an attack by ensuring their IT strategy is well organised.
In response to the news around the Skeleton malware, which is capable of bypassing authentication on Active Directory (AD) systems that use single-factor (password-only) authentication, I have the following comments from Chris Stoneff, Director of Professional Services, Lieberman Software:
Following news that Chinese spies have reportedly stolen the designs for Australia’s new warplane, Andrew Mabbitt, Security Consultant, MWR InfoSecurity, has given the following comment:
Many people have New Year’s resolutions of going to work out at the gym or eating better. As we start another year that is sure to yield more vulnerabilities and breaches, we should also resolve to implement a solid security plan for all of our cyber assets. We should review our security in-depth strategies to make sure we have the proper technology, people and processes in place to support and secure the business infrastructure. When you walk into a gym for the first time, you may wonder to yourself, “Where do I start?” Similarly, let’s dig into where you should start with your security.
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