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Cyberweekly #195 - Do we understand our supply chain?
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
May 15
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Cyberweekly #194 - Talking to yourself
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
May 8
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Cyberweekly #193 - Remaining vulnerable
How you deal with vulnerabilities is critical to your organisations approach to security. In far too many organisations, there simply isn't any defined…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Apr 24
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Cyberweekly #192 - Integrity in the software supply chain
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Apr 10
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Cyberweekly #191 - Risk and Reward
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Apr 3
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Cyberweekly #190 - It's not zero trust, it's moving trust
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Mar 27
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Cyberweekly #189 - Trusting your source
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…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Mar 20
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Cyberweekly #189 - Trusting your source
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Cyberweekly #188 - Trust networks
How networks affect us all is both intuitive and supremely unintuitive at the same time. GPG, rather famously suggested that people have key signing…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Mar 13
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Cyberweekly #187 - Advanced attackers aren't always advanced
This week has had a lot of cyber security pundits confused that their predictions of the coming cyber apocalypse haven't come true. They predicted…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Mar 6
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Cyberweekly #186 - Managing people is our job
I'm going to start this week by explaining why I'm not talking about the situation unfolding in Ukraine. Everybody on the internet has shifted from an…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Feb 27
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Cyberweekly #185 - Classifying data properly
It's nice to imagine a world with proper classifications and access control systems. You can read declassified US reports and see examples where every…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Feb 20
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Cyberweekly #184 - How much trust in zero-trust do you have?
Zero-trust is the new saviour of all of our security woes, but I suspect that the effort and impact of it is wildly underestimated by most people. It's…
Michael Brunton-Spall
Feb 13
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