I will say this only once. Just because WannaCrypt turned out not to be the end of the world, and Microsoft unexpectedly released patches for unsupported operating systems, and Trump dropped the ball again, and there’s an election in the UK, and you’re bored with cynical marketing emails from IT companies, so you’ve moved on…it … Continue reading Now pay attention
Those who do not understand history are doomed to repeat it[1]. And here I am, watching it repeat. This is my third post on this topic. Sorry. But it’s important. Amber Rudd, the UK Home Secretary, suggested on Sunday that end-to-end encryption is “unacceptable”. She trotted out the usual excuses about terrorism and the need … Continue reading Amber Rudd read History, but didn’t understand it
Let’s talk about you and me, and all the good things and the bad things that may be. Once you start thinking about cyber-security, you tend to focus on the external threat – the $450bn cyber-crime industry that is very definitely out to get you. They often succeed, too, and sometimes the cost is very … Continue reading Let’s talk about staff, bay-bee
