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By Kerry Manton
The Cyber and Fraud Centre – Scotland is providing opportunities for ethical hackers to gain practical experience in the field while studying. The Centre and Abertay University’s collaboration aims to
By Kerry Manton
World Password Day is celebrated on the first Thursday in May every year. This day was created to raise awareness about the importance of strong passwords and their role in
By Kerry Manton
Figures from the Cyber Security Breaches Survey show that 39% of UK organisations identified a cyber attack in the last 12 months. Clearly, no organisation handling sensitive public information can
By Kerry Manton
As the Christmas holidays approach, your organisation may be starting to wind down, and workloads/hours may be reduced. Unfortunately, hackers take advantage of this time. Therefore, it is pertinent for
By Kerry Manton
Logging in has been a critical part of owning an account since the birth of the internet. Most people do it multiple times daily, many without thinking about it. From
By Kerry Manton
It is a common misconception that cyber security is an area for IT managers and network admins to focus on. Many organisations that outsource their IT can be left assuming
By Bryan
There are many arguments about the pros and cons of conducting a simulated phishing exercise within an organisation, with many arguing that they add very little value to a cyber
By Kerry Manton
If you’ve ever had an account on a website affected by a data breach, then chances are your credentials may be used in credential-stuffing attacks. These attacks are increasing, with
By Bryan
What is it? Charities, small businesses, and public sector organisations hold as much sensitive data as large organisations but rarely have the same resources for securing it. Most organisations know
By Kerry Manton
A zero-day (0-day) vulnerability refers to a security risk in a piece of software with no patches or mitigations to prevent cybercriminals from exploiting them. A zero-day attack happens when
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