Generally, cyber-attacks are more likely to happen during significant world events, particularly when there is an opportunity to exploit the event directly.
Navigating the labyrinth of cybersecurity certifications can feel like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded. With a myriad of options available, it’s like standing in front of a buffet table and not knowing where to start. But fear not, a recent YouTube video by a cybersecurity analyst, who’s been through the trenches, provides a handy roadmap. He ranks the certifications from S tier (the crème dae la crème) to F tier (the “thanks, but no thanks”).
It’s not every day you come across a workplace safety issue that’s literally charged with danger. Yet, it seems that even the most unlikely corners of the business world can hide shocking surprises. One such surprise? The innocuously named “battery bucket.”
Deepfake technology has emerged as a formidable force, raising concerns about its potential for misuse and the challenges it presents in various domains such as disinformation, fraud, and privacy invasion. As these AI-driven algorithms become increasingly sophisticated, distinguishing between real and manipulated content is becoming alarmingly difficult.
Lack of Proper Health and Safety Checks Result in Spill of Hazardous Materials
In today’s digital landscape, where data breaches and unauthorised access attempts are on the rise, implementing robust security measures is essential. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has emerged as a powerful tool to enhance account security by adding an extra layer of protection. However, even this advanced security measure is not immune to sophisticated attacks, such as MFA fatigue attacks. In this blog, we will explore what MFA fatigue attacks are, why they work, and most importantly, how to prevent them.
A Northumberland-based manufacturer must pay a fine of £200,000 after its failure to enclose a lathe in a fixed perimeter guard and prevent access to the work area led to a trainee’s left arm being pulled into the lathe.
Paper manufacturing firm AkzoNobel Packaging Coatings Ltd has been fined £600,000 after one of its workers was crushed in an ‘avoidable accident’.
Simulated phishing plays a crucial role in awareness and training, serving as a vital component in ensuring security within an organisation.
In the vast and varied world of health and safety, there are certain images that make you pause, scratch your head, and question the very fabric of common sense. One such image is the curious case of the instant boiling water system tap, adorned with a sticker that cheerfully suggests you wash your hands. Yes, you read that right.
In our contemporary digital era, Wi-Fi has become an indispensable aspect of daily life, offering a convenient means of accessing the internet and staying connected globally. However, utilising public Wi-Fi networks can be perilous, as they may expose you to various security risks that could jeopardise your private data. This article delves into the hazards of using public Wi-Fi and offers guidance on how to safeguard against these threats.
A fireworks firm has been fined £500,000 after a 24-year-old worker was killed in an explosion at its factory in Peterborough, but the company will not pay a penny after it was placed into liquidation following the incident.
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