When buying a brand new car, you would assume that you don’t need to check for defects: that the brakes are working, the license plates are legitimate and wheels come included. You would assume the […]
It feels like every article about cyber security starts with the following: Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated as cyber criminals learn how to use and exploit new technologies; the ‘security professional vs hacker’ dynamic […]
Spyware. No, we’re not talking about the gadgets and gizmos Q dishes out to James Bond prior to a mission, but the surveillance technology used to keep tabs on third party devices. It sounds awfully […]
Facebook has had a tough time lately: Cambridge Analytica (and others), disinformation campaigns, data breaches – the bad news seems to be coming thick and fast. Unsurprisingly the security of our once loved social media […]
Trust is an important facet of our online experience. We implicitly trust certain websites like Amazon, the BBC, The Guardian and will happily spend our time browsing these sites carefree. It’s taken a while for […]
Have you ever received a connection request on LinkedIn and thought something seems a little off? Or an InMail from someone where the offer seems too good to be true? If so, you wouldn’t be […]
We’re a culture obsessed with our phones. On average, we check our mobiles 46 times a day and 38% of the population confess to using their phones too much. With mobile usage surpassing desktop and showing […]
What is Mobile Threat Defense (MTD)? When technologies are new, it can take a while before everyone agrees on the same language. Mobile security has gone by many names – Gartner goes for Mobile Threat […]