CyberWeekly

Betteridge's law should tell you the answer to this! Of course the answer here is no. We almost certainly do not understand our supply chains, and I suspect it's likely that we never will. The NIST have put out a standard for risk management of supply chains, which is a…
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Happy sunday on a gloriously sunny day. Some of you might have noticed that I didn't send a newsletter last week, and I'd love to have a good excuse…
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How you deal with vulnerabilities is critical to your organisations approach to security. In far too many organisations, there simply isn't any defined…
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We sometimes talk about "securing the software supply chain" as if it will prevent bugs and issues, which isn't quite accurate. The increasing number of…
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Humans are funny creatures, we're afraid of flying but drive cars on a daily basis despite one being the safest form of travel and the other being the…
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Zero trust is the architecture we talk about where there is zero trust in the fact that the requests are "coming from inside the network". But in fact…
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I’ve referred before to the excellent XKCD cartoon that reminds us that huge amounts of modern commercial systems and code rely on a library maintained…
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How networks affect us all is both intuitive and supremely unintuitive at the same time. GPG, rather famously suggested that people have key signing…
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