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Cyberweekly #224 - Building trust between teams
Welcome back everyone!
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #253 - Here little phishy
Phishing remains one of the biggest problems for firms in 2025, and we don't seem to be doing the right things about it.
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #250 - Is this thing on?
Welcome to 2025, and the first newsletter in 7 months, and my 250th newslatter!
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #232 - Are you radiating your intent?
The story of the Mirai creators is one of the most interesting I've read all year, and while it would be a stretch to say that they had good intentions…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #249 - We rely on people, but do we look after them?
Over a career spaning some 25 years, I've learned multiple programming languages, I've learned complex API's, memory management techniques, implemented…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #236 - Data lies beyond the organizations border
I start this weeks newsletter with a mea-culpa.
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #248 - On the subject of passwords
I hope you've all had a glorious week.
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #235 - New year, new start
Welcome to the first newsletter of 2025, and apparently the 235th newsletter that I've written! I've talked before about the way that I write this…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #251 - It's not what you know, but who you know
Two sides of the same coin today, a reminder that who you know and how you interact with them is more important in many cases than the technical…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
257 - Focusing on the right things
Welcome to a new CyberWeekly, and for those of you reading on the web, a new website and publishing system.
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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Cyberweekly #139 - APTs, Why does it always have to be APTs?
Welcome to CyberWeekly, a weekly roundup of news, articles, long form blog posts and various other miscellania that interests your author, Michael…
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Michael Brunton-Spall
Cyberweekly #226 - Understanding how software is built and deployed
Something that seems quite common is a bit of a rose tinted view of how software is built and deployed in many organisations.
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Michael Brunton-Spall
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