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System acquisition and development in NIS2: Suggested best practices

Get tips on securely acquiring and developing systems with a focus on ISO 27001, helping meet NIS2 requirements. Post explains key aspects like secure coding, acquiring secure applications and testing or publishing changes in a controlled manner.

16.4.2024

Continuity management in NIS2: Benchmark measures for business continuity and backups with ISO 27001

This post offers insight on complying with NIS2's continuity and backup requirements using ISO 27001's best practices. It guides you through continuity planning, backup processes, challenges, and achieving compliance effectively.

12.4.2024

HR security in NIS2: Best practices for compliance

Learn how HR drives ISO 27001 and NIS2 compliance through security training, roles, and policies essential for building a strong information security culture.

5.4.2024

Access control & MFA in NIS2: Build a solid foundation with ISO 27001 controls

What are the requirements for access control and MFA in NIS2 and ISO 27001 and how can they be implemented successfully? Learn more about the controls, requirements, best practices and how to overcome potential challenges in this blog post.

4.4.2024

Potential Struggles IT Companies might Encounter with Incident Identification and Reporting Today

The complexities of incident identification and reporting in IT, touching on coordination problems, tool inadequacies, and process deficiencies. It explores modern challenges like cyber threats and alert fatigue, as well as the cognitive gap.

28.3.2024

Information Security Risk Management: A Step-by-step Guide to a Clear Process

Get a step-by-step guide on managing information security risks, from asset identification to monitoring, essential for navigating growing cybersecurity threats.

21.3.2024

Ransomware, AI Act 101, NIST CSF 2.0: Cyberday product and news round up 3/2024 🛡️

In the March digest, development themes include new frameworks, risk management improvements and a new visual view for documentation cards. The news features Information Security Trailblazers, data breaches and AI Act 101.

21.3.2024

Empowering Employees: The Keystone in Incident Detection and Reporting

Employees are vital for detecting and reporting cyber threats and bolstering security. Proper training fosters a resilient culture, ensuring timely responses and safeguarding against breaches.

15.3.2024

News articles

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Security Is a Process, Not a Tool

A large amount of cybersecurity incidents could be avoided if companies really used the tools they already have for cybersecurity. The only way to learn from cybersecurity incidents is observe, record, and document.❗ #cybersecurity

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Credit card skimming on the rise for the holiday shopping season

You simply can’t be sure that the platform hasn’t been compromised, because all online stores are not secured enough, and they can include a malware. You should always consider do you really trust the website you are shopping.🚩 #malware

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Cyber risk is business risk: Qualys Enterprise TruRisk Platform sets new industry standard

To minimize risks company needs to be able to calculate and communicate risks. If company can measure and communicate risks well, they can reduce the entire risk to their business. #cybersecurity

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The Best Password Managers to Secure Your Digital Life

Web browsers password managers are limited, and that's why it's recommended to use a dedicated password manager🔒 #dataprotection

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Companies want to spend more on AI to defeat hackers, but there's a catch

🚨AI presents internal risks of data misuse related to sensitive information employees may plug into AI 🚨There is risk that as AI speeds the development, new iterations will roll out too quickly that flaws may be missed #cybersecurity

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Surge in QR Code Quishing: Check Point Records 587% Attack Spike

Users are tricked into downloading malware or accessing malicious websites after scanning QR code. Scanning a QR code can lead user to any website without alerting about suspicious activity⚠️ #phishing #malware

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Infosec pros can secure IT, but have harder time securing job satisfaction

Potential threats for job satisfaction appear to be departmental cutbacks, threat of layoffs, lack of managerial support and heavier workload than years before👨‍💻 #cybersecurity

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How Do We Truly Make Security 'Everyone's Responsibility'?

You can enforce security expectations, clarify expectations and make the security task personal, like giving a own laptop with patching responsibilities, which will likely remind them that it is their working device🔑 #cybersecurity

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Watch Out: Attackers Are Hiding Malware in 'Browser Updates'

Threat actors can turn #cybersecurity best practices against us. ⚠️ When visiting a legitimate website, malicious JS can trigger a real-looking browser update - which actually delivers malware. Be wary of how "updates" get presented.

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