Facebook data leak
An archive containing the personal data of more than 533 million Facebook users in 106 countries was posted to an online hacking forum.
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Introducing CyberScotland: the new home for cyber security information in Scotland
Cyber Resilience Community Lead at SBRC, Kirstie Steele, introduces the new CyberScotland partnership and how it’s set to benefit organisations across the country.
Admins urged to patch following the discovery of vulnerabilities on Microsoft
Cyber Incident Response Manager, Mark Cunningham-Dickie, discusses the recent reports of exploited vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft.
Exercise in a Box is the perfect cyber tool to bring technical and non-technical teams together
Why NCSC’s free tool open doors to bring you tech and non-tech teams together.
Exercise in a Box – what’s it all about?
The Exercise in a Box program designed by NCSC is widely acclaimed, but what’s actually involved?
Back to basics: lessons from a cyber breach
Cyber Incident Response Manager, Mark Cunningham-Dickie, discusses the importance of ensuring basic cyber hygiene as we take lessons from large-scale cyber breaches.
Guidance and Observations Regarding Cyber Attacks by Nation State Threat Actors
In this blog, Cyber Incident Response Manager, Mark Cunningham-Dickie gives his views and advice on the Supply chain compromise of organisations via the System and Network Management tool, SolarWinds Orion suite.
A board is not just for Christmas
As the festive season approaches at pace, it’s as good a time as any to remember that your board is not just for Christmas. Join us as we host a webinar on Thursday 3rd December looking at how to get the most from your board.
Free help and advice for SMEs worried about cyber attacks
In his latest blog, Cyber Incident Response Manager, Mark Cunningham-Dickie, urges businesses to take advantage of our free service to help them navigate cyber woes.