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AI is really good… Continue Reading The need for Responsible AIHere is an interesting perspective to apply to your employees’ acceptance of AI in their work – consider AI is a junior work colleague that every employee has at their disposal. With the roll-out of new AI capabilities and agents, there is often push-back from employees who fear that their… Continue Reading AI is a junior colleagueAI is massive right now, and many businesses have had direction from their Board, CEO or other executives demanding that the business makes use of AI. Unfortunately, some are jumping in with two feet and not really planning their AI journey. So, the question remains, how to get started in… Continue Reading How to get started in AIThis article outlines a strategic roadmap for organisations beginning on their digital transformation journey. It walks through the key phases – assessment, goal setting, pilot testing, scaling and covering cultural change and compliance – offering insights into aligning technology adoption with long-term business objectives. It emphasises change management and stakeholder… Continue Reading Digital Transformation Roadmap: From Legacy to InnovationIn the past few months, I have been sharing my views about cybersecurity myths – some of them held by the public, and some myths are still held (and propagated) by cybersecurity professionals and companies. One that may have been true at one time, but is no longer the case,… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – the perimeter is the protectionIn my recent theme of breaking common cybersecurity myths, I have been revealing some commonly held beliefs that even cybersecurity professionals will stand by. Today, I will look at the “most common passwords” and challenge whether they really are as common as we are told. Most common passwords A quick… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – people use bad passwordsFor anyone working in Cybersecurity, it can be hard to convince your board to understand the issues, and to invest money or focus on Cyber Security issues. I have presented Cyber issues to multiple Boards, and here is my advice on how to get Boards to understand Cybersecurity issues –… Continue Reading Cybersecurity for boards – analogy to Health & SafetyEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – my home network is safeEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – my password use does not matterEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – phones are safeEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – changing passwordsEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – It’s not my responsibilityEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – I’ve got a firewallEven with the gradual increase in cybersecurity literacy amongst the masses, there are still some myths that people follow religiously, even Cybersecurity professionals. I will set out to bust some of those myths here. Many of the myths have come from companies advertising products as a “silver bullet” solution, some… Continue Reading Cybersecurity Myths – I’m not a targetCreation of good policies and procedures is an art that can be helped with some core advice. Policies are the backbone of how a business tells their employees how to act and react, and ensures consistency and productivity. A great company culture, a consistent vision and values, and compliance with… Continue Reading Creating good policies and proceduresYesterday, there was a world-wide incident that affected computers running CrowdStrike Falcon, where there was a conflict between the vendor’s anti-malware protection and the Windows sensor, resulting in a BSOD and unresponsive computers. This is a major incident that was effectively the effective impact as we were expecting from the… Continue Reading Lessons from the CrowdStrike incidentAre you fully across your supply chain and 3rd party risks? Are you aware of all the other people outside of your organisation who could have access to your systems or data? There are many issues and threats that can occur when you lose track of who is accessing your… Continue Reading Supply chain and 3rd Party risksThe technology industry is no different to many other industries and businesses – in that it has jargon and terminology that may often need to be defined to be understood. Within IT, the term “n-1” means that you are one version or release behind the most recent. This is part… Continue Reading N-1 patching strategy;Network & Infrastructure
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Analyzed www.v-wiki.net with 7 technologies detected across 8 categories
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