Have you ever hit “send” on an email and immediately regretted it? The consequences of such a simple mistake can be enormous, especially when the email contains sensitive information. This scenario became a reality for Anthropic, when a simple human error led to the unintended leak of consumer data. Let’s explore how one small oversight […]
Monthly Archives: February 2024
Training across generations: Cyber education from Gen X to Gen Z
There’s no denying that, when it comes to technology, the only real constant is change. From the days of backing-up to floppy disks to saving our data to the cloud, cyber technology has undergone a wholesale revolution! It’s also true that new generations of employees have risen to positions of responsibility within organisations, bringing new […]
Psychology can protect your employees against cyber attacks
Despite significant investments in cutting-edge cyber security systems, many businesses inadvertently neglect their most vulnerable asset – their employees. It’s often not sophisticated hacking techniques that pose the most significant risk, but rather the everyday behaviours and thought patterns of individuals within the organisation. Research consistently shows that humans can be easily manipulated into divulging […]
Allen & Overy Data Breach Explained
In the legal sector, where confidentiality is essential, the cost of a data breach can be astronomical. Crucially, while cybersecurity is often seen as a matter for IT teams, many of these breaches are not due to external threats, but human error within the firms. According to the Information Commissioner’s Office in the period from […]
Free Course: Internet Safety
February 6 marks Safer Internet Day, and we’re supporting this vital global initiative by offering our Internet Safety eLearning course for free. Our Internet Safety course teaches your staff how to identify risks like malware, phishing scams, and insecure websites so they can avoid online dangers. With our Internet Safety course, your team will: Ready […]
Get a free QR code phishing campaign
When was the last time you scanned a QR code? Did you know where it would take you, or whether it could be truly trusted? It’s a gigantic threat to organisational cybersecurity, with QR codes now involved in 22% of all phishing attacks, a fact we revealed in our recent blog on the rising threat […]