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Here's 3 ways Truss could tackle cybercrime

Government

As cyberattacks surge and the economy flounders, the new PM has landed Britain’s top job at a turbulent time. But, asks SC Media UK editor Alicia Buller, can Truss save the day?

Ukraine in crisis: How to prepare for cyber attacks

Critical Infrastructure Cyber Terrorism Government Ransomware

As Russia launches a full-scale invasion into Ukraine, how can your organisation remain resilient to strategic western-targeted cyber attacks?

Should companies be fined for botched cyber strategy? The case for ‘Ofcyber’…

Data Breach Data Security Government

Is it time Britain ushered in a punitive body for corporate cybersecurity negligence? Chris Allen, director of Criminis Consulting and Training thinks so…

The 4 starkest NCSC takeaways – and why it matters

Critical Infrastructure Government Ransomware

The UK witnessed a harrowing number of breaches in 2021, according to the National Cyber Security Council (NCSC). The hard definition between online and the real world is blurring. Here’s how to protect your business...

How cyber-secure is the NHS Covid-19 app?

Government

Heavily downloaded, built at speed in the middle of a pandemic… should you feel comfortable recommending to staff they download the new track-and-trace app – or does the cyber-risk outweigh the virus gain? SC Media sent Davey Winder to investigate…

Korea criminals: how online heists fund North Korea – and what you should do about it

Cyber Crime Government

Chris Allen, consultant, lecturer and researcher in organised crime, digs into the rogue state… and offers some advice on mitigating your North Korean risk

We need to talk about China. Again.

Government Mobile

Chris Allen, consultant, lecturer and researcher in organised crime, assesses the extent of the threat posed by Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei – and from China as a whole

We’ve read the Russian report so you don’t have to

Government Regulation, Laws, Guidance

Chris Allen, consultant, lecturer and researcher in organised crime, examines the impact of the delayed release of the Russian Report on the world of business. Here’s what you need to know

Don't let the GDPR catch you underprepared

Government Regulation, Laws, Guidance

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect on May 25, 2018. Fines for non-compliance are up to 20 million euros or 4% of global annual revenue. Learn how it impacts you and how you can work towards GDPR compliance.

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Taking charge of the GDPR

Business/Corporate Government Policies Regulation, Laws, Guidance

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) deadline is 25 May, 2018. If you think you’re immune from its impact, think again.

Stephen Twynam Senior Sales Engineer, Citrix
Lawrence Dietz General Counsel and Managing Director, Information Security, TAL Global

Preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation

Government Regulation, Laws, Guidance

A new data protection framework for the whole of the European Union seeks to create a harmonised regulation that is fit for purpose in today’s fast-moving IT, data and compliance landscape. Yet despite the fact that the proposed new rules will be implemented on 25th May 2018, IT professionals are worryingly unprepared for the change.

Government

Here's 3 ways Truss could tackle cybercrime

Ukraine in crisis: How to prepare for cyber attacks

Should companies be fined for botched cyber strategy? The case for ‘Ofcyber’…

The 4 starkest NCSC takeaways – and why it matters

How cyber-secure is the NHS Covid-19 app?

Korea criminals: how online heists fund North Korea – and what you should do about it

We need to talk about China. Again.

We’ve read the Russian report so you don’t have to

Don't let the GDPR catch you underprepared

Taking charge of the GDPR

Preparing for the General Data Protection Regulation

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