Isn’t it time to up your USB security game?
As we all know there are two types of company; those that know they’ve been hacked, and those that don’t know. It’s important to make sure that we look at security on all levels,...
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The prolonged death of the password
Passwords have been the bane of our existence since people realized they could be hacked. We’re now getting to the stage where the Computer Security community is maturing away from passwords. For now however...
What a Cloud Guru can show you about AWS
Yesterday at the AWS South Wales User Group Ryan Kroonenburg, Co-Founder of A Cloud Guru, performed a talk. The talk explained what the platform was as well as how A Cloud Guru use serverless technology. Ryan discussed...
Why you need a fault tolerant system, even in football
Yesterday at the AWS South Wales User Group, James Carnie at Mobilise performed a talk. The talk centered on Mobilise’s journey in facilitating the first Wales league website since 1958. The talk started with an...
The malicious actor can also lie in AWS
Today at the AWS South Wales User Group, the team at Alert Logic performed a talk on the susceptibility of online web applications. The talk opened with discussing the easy access to tools online that...
Meeting your compliance needs with Tripwire
Last month at Info security Europe 2016 we had a chance to talk to Dean Ferrando at Tripwire. Dean has over 15 years of experience in systems engineering within the software industry. We sat down with...
Top three Amazon Basics for under £15
For a while now, Amazon have been releasing products under their own umbrella labelled: ‘Amazonbasics’. The main selling point for the Amazonbasics range is that they are normally cheaper than their competition. The build...
Clustering attack vectors, using SecBI
Recently at Info Security Europe 2016 we had a chance to talk to Doron Davidson, VP BD & Customer Success at SecBI (Security Business Intelligence). SecBI focuses in giving security analysts the security intelligence they need to...
Do you trust your USB to protect your data?
IStorage is a UK company that offers a range of hardware encrypted, pin activated, USB sticks and Hard drives. The company offer a range of devices that require absolutely no software to run and work on:...
Surviving Infosec, with just the clothes on your back
So Infosecuirty Europe 2016 has come and gone, with some great talks, panels and stalls along the way. However let’s not forget the real hero of the show, the reason many people visit the...
