IRS: What does reasonable security look like?
How to figure out what IRS (Implementing Reasonable Security) looks like for your organisation.
How to figure out what IRS (Implementing Reasonable Security) looks like for your organisation.
DORA; SEAR; IAF. Lots of acronyms. But the only one that matters is IRS.
The conflict of interest when your security expert works for your IT service provider.
Research shows the effectiveness of Multi-Factor Authentication at protecting commercial accounts from unauthorized access.
DORA is not what is keeping compliance professionals up at night.
When it comes to executive security behaviours, it’s a case of “Do as I say, not as I do”
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The following is a clause in Hiscox’s current cyber insurance application form*:
“All [users] with administrative privileges [must] have two accounts: one for everyday usage [..], and another only for administrative tasks (e.g. to install or uninstall programs on a computer; to access all files on a computer and/or network; and to modify or create accounts […]
If you think using the cloud means someone else is managing your cyber security, you need to get your head out of the clouds.
What has advice about diabetes got to do with cyber security?
You aren't rewarded for reading about cyber security.