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Writing down your incident response plans isn’t the cyber-antichrist of secure strategies
Our security guru finds himself 100% in agreement with UK Government advice: writing down your security plans is an excellent idea
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Davey Winder
With four decades of experience, Davey is one of the UK's most respected cybersecurity writers and a contributing editor to PC Pro magazine. He is also a senior contributor at Forbes. You can find him at TechFinitive covering all things cybersecurity.
What the chuffing heck is mishing?
Do we really need more tech jargon like mishing, asks our rather annoyed security expert? But he is kind enough to explain what mishing is...
78% of organisations targeted by ransomware and your poor data protection is the fuel
New analysis shows that 78% of organisations are under attack and that 38% paid the ransomware. What can you do about this? Safe to say that Davey has some ideas.
Just when you thought the SharePoint hacking scandal was over…
Thought the SharePoint hack attacks were dealt with? Far from it, explains our security guru, and businesses need to stay aware of the latest threats
Stop treating SVG image files as harmless or be caught out in phishing attacks
Understand how SVG phishing attacks have evolved and why every inbound image file should be treated as a potential threat.
Prioritise, don’t panic: the Patch Tuesday advice your business really needs
Davey provides his essential Patch Tuesday advice to navigate Microsoft updates without panicking...
Four new Linux vulnerabilities confirmed, two have gone undetected for 12 years
Davey reveals details of four Linux vulnerabilities and how they can affect system security and user privileges unless patched.
Passkeys vs passwords: hackers know your credentials so lock them out with a passkey
There is no passkeys vs passwords debate: passkeys are the only way to keep you and your business safe as hacked credentials are now a commodity
Shadow AI is a security risk now and it’s only going to get bigger
New research shows the shadow AI risk in enterprises, revealing how cybersecurity professionals themselves may be part of the problem
EchoLeak zero-click vulnerability for Microsoft 365 Copilot AI is a world first – it won’t be the last
Davey Winder reveals why the EchoLeak zero-click vulnerability isn't merely a problem for organizations that use Microsoft 365 Copilot but marks the beginning of a flood of AI security flaws