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Cyberweekly #248 - On the subject of passwords
I hope you've all had a glorious week. The UK had the early May bank holiday weekend and I've had a delightful holiday with the return of the sunshine…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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April 2024
Cyberweekly #247 - Delivering what the users want
In Charles Arthur's book on cyber attacks, Cyber Wars (amazon affiliate link), Charles pointed out that the stock price of companies that suffered…
Apr 28
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #246 - Walking the floor as a leader
After last weeks newsletter, I was contacted by a few people to mention that the combination of pieces about "moving away from the shop floor" resonated…
Apr 21
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #245 - Who is responsible for security?
I have just come back from a half week at the excellent London QCon conference, one of my first big conferences in about 5 years for a number of…
Apr 14
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #244 - Curiosity killed the (backdoor) campaign
Jeff Moss spoke at Blackhat a few years back about "superempowered individuals" - people who have more individual power than some nation states due to…
Apr 7
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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March 2024
Cyberweekly #243 - What is enterprise security compared to product security?
Some weeks I read a blogpost that just perfectly encapsulates a bunch of my own thoughts and things really crystalise together. This week was one of…
Mar 24
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #242 - Sitting on legacy dynamite
We all use the term "legacy" when talking about IT, but it's rare that organisations actually recognise the real risk that it poses. We know that it can…
Mar 10
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #241 - Protecting the edge
The edge of our systems are both the most vulnerable and the most critical of our systems. It's frequently the case that security appliances themselves…
Mar 3
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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February 2024
Cyberweekly #240 - Commoditisation of Capability
There's a concept that's been floating around for decades called the commoditization of process or commoditisation of capability. I first encountered…
Feb 25
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #239 - How do we learn technical skills?
My background is long and deeply nerdy. When I was a teenager, all I wanted to do was make computer games. A close friend and I spent hours on the…
Feb 11
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #238 - Living in the future is both bright and scary
We live in the future and we're going to have to accept it. There's huge advantages to living in the future. We have been living through a social and…
Feb 4
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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January 2024
Cyberweekly #237 - Who bears the burden of security?
There's a common view amongst security professionals that everything would be better if users just cared more about security. But the reality is that…
Jan 28
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