ISO 27002:2022 introduces several new information security controls including A8.12 – Data leakage prevention. This blog takes a brief look at what is required. Data leakage prevention in ISO 27002:2022 The new control id 8.12 – Data leakage prevention has…
ISO 27002:2022 introduces several new information security controls including A8.16 – Monitoring activities. This blog takes a brief look at what is required. Monitoring activities in ISO 27002:2022 The new control id 8.16 Monitoring activities has been added to ISO/IEC…
ISO 27002:2022 introduces several new and updated information security controls including A8.28 – Secure coding, which amends previous A14 controls for secure software development. Below is a brief look of what is required. Secure coding in ISO 27002:2022 The new…
ISO 27002:2022 introduces several new information security controls including A5.23 – Information security for use of cloud services. This blog takes a brief look at what is required. Information security for use of cloud services in ISO 27002:2022 The new…
The international standard ISO 27001 provides the requirements for an Information Security Management System (ISMS), which covers a broad range of controls including I.T Operations, Human Resources, Supplier Relationships, Compliance and Physical Security. As organisations adapt in an effort to…
More changes are coming to EU privacy laws – how is your organisation going to prepare? What is the ePrivacy Regulation? The ePrivacy regulation governs the use of electronic communications within the EU – and will ultimately replace The Privacy…
One year after the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) came into force the UK regulator, has issued two multi-million pound fines. GDPR updated the 20-year-old Data Protection Act for today’s data environment and increased the maximum fines…
Cameras are everywhere these days, in the street, on private property, in the workplace, on door bells and on the back of cars. If you are reading this on a smartphone there’s probably one looking at you right now. We’ve…
A difficult to detect phishing attack is catching Outlook users off guard, as it uses the built in Rules feature to forward emails to an attackers third party mailbox. In most cases the rules are configured to detect keywords related…
