Happy Computer Security Day! Since its inception in 1988, Computer Security Day has been celebrated annually on the 30th of November, but we’ll forgive you if you’ve never heard of it. …Continue Reading: Every day should be Computer Security day
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How to make the most of Google’s new anti-phishing and malware capabilities
Google updates include added phishing protection and better defence against malware injection attempts. We’ve written this blog to help you assess the options available to you and help you make the most of them…Continue Reading: How to make the most of Google’s new anti-phishing and malware capabilities
Identity Theft: How attackers get hold of your details
Ever wondered how someone got hold of your details? As per recent headlines, it turns out it’s easier than you think… If you haven’t seen the film Identity Thief, spoiler alert! It’s a perfect rainy day movie and stars the ever hilarious Melissa McCarthy in the brilliant but ridiculous story of a guy who gets his…Continue Reading: Identity Theft: How attackers get hold of your details
12 email security terms everyone should know about
We’ve compiled a short, jargon-busting, no-nonsense overview of what these email security terms mean that will take you from beginner to boffin…Continue Reading: 12 email security terms everyone should know about
5 common cybersecurity mistakes to avoid
Sometimes it’s the little things that make the biggest difference. These might seem like obvious pitfalls to swerve, but it’s scary how frequently we hear about some disaster following a really basic cybersecurity error…Continue Reading: 5 common cybersecurity mistakes to avoid
Mailsploit: is there a problem with DMARC?
Sensationalist articles recently posted in a number of media outlets claim DMARC can be bypassed due to shortcomings in the way that email clients handle the ‘from’ header. However, after examining the evidence given we’d argue that it’s not a DMARC shortcoming, rather a matter of poor implementation by email clients…Continue Reading: Mailsploit: is there a problem with DMARC?