Leading Security Operations Centers (SOCs) typically adhere to the following principles: Proactive Threat Intelligence: Leading SOCs prioritize proactive threat intelligence gathering and analysis. They invest in tools, technologies, and resources to continuously monitor and analyze emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and attack techniques. By staying ahead of potential risks, they can develop Read more…
Proactive risk intelligence refers to the practice of identifying and assessing potential risks and threats to an organization’s objectives before they occur. It involves gathering information, analyzing data, and applying insights to anticipate and mitigate risks in a proactive manner. By adopting proactive risk intelligence, organizations can better prepare themselves Read more…
Thanks to digital transformation, organisations are connecting more and more Extended Internet of Things (XIoT) devices to their corporate networks. XIoT is a term that encompasses all cyber-physical systems, from operational technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to Internet of Things (IoT) devices, Industrial IoTs, and Internet of Medical Read more…
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) refer to the integration of physical components with computer-based systems, resulting in a network of interconnected devices, sensors, and actuators. These systems are extensively used in critical national infrastructure, such as power grids, transportation systems, healthcare facilities, and industrial control systems. While CPS offer numerous benefits, they Read more…
In the context of cybersecurity, APT stands for Advanced Persistent Threat. APT refers to a targeted and sophisticated cyber attack carried out by highly skilled and motivated threat actors, such as nation-states, organized criminal groups, or advanced hacking groups. Unlike typical cyber attacks that aim to exploit vulnerabilities opportunistically, APTs Read more…
Security Post Orders and Standard Operating Procedures are of course critical to the smooth running of your guard force. Below is an example outline of what they might include. These can be adopted and adapted to suit the specific security environment in which your organization operates, after undertaking a thorough Read more…
With the increasing cyber threat that exists in the world, a new approach to combat it is essential. Teams must own the cyber security risk of their capabilities from concept to disposal and manage it effectively through the lifecycle of the capability. Secure by Design is an approach to cybersecurity Read more…
1. Introduction: Studying abroad provides valuable opportunities for students to gain international experience and expand their horizons. However, it is crucial for higher education institutions to prioritize the safety and security of their students during study abroad programs. A comprehensive travel risk management plan should be in place to identify Read more…
Various types of data need to be protected to ensure privacy, security, and compliance with regulations. Here are some common categories of data that require protection: Personal Identifiable Information (PII): This includes sensitive information that can identify an individual, such as names, addresses, Social Security numbers, passport numbers, driver’s license Read more…
There are several types of attacks that can target a Wi-Fi network. Here are some common ones, along with brief explanations and suggestions for mitigation: Rogue Access Points (APs): Attackers can set up rogue APs to mimic legitimate networks and trick users into connecting to them. Mitigation involves regularly scanning Read more…