I was recently with a client discussing their cyber risks and what main risks we were going to focus on.
"And your top 5 information security risks are risks 1,2,3,4,5"
He then said to me, "what about the other risks?"
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Chase bank will not release the funds of a check I deposited because of phone verification method they use. The maker is my live in tenant, they won’t accept any documentation or notorized letters and will only accept the phone verificatio…
I’m working on securing encryption keys in a software application. The common practice of storing encrypted keys in configuration files leads to the challenge of securely storing and accessing the decryption keys.
Two approaches I’m consi…
I’m developing a Risk Management Implementation strategy for my small SaaS organization, and I’d appreciate your feedback on the soundness of the approach outlined below. We’re hosted in the cloud, have a physical office and presence and o…
Ars Technica’s April 24, 2024 Millions of IPs remain infected by USB worm years after its creators left it for dead begins with
Ability of PlugX worm to live on presents a vexing dilemma: Delete it or leave it be.
and says later:
The re…
My situation is the following:
I am a novice when it comes to information security
Residing in a country other than my home country in Europe I need a way to reliably access Binance.com without making Binance raise eyebrows – that means I…
Recently a bunch of Anycubic 3D printers have been hacked as reported in an article from bleedingcomputer.com.
According to a wave of online reports from Anycubic customers, someone hacked their 3D printers to warn that the devices are e…
I noticed that I seem to think of network services in three categories wrt the risk of exposing one to the internet (or a hostile network):
"Low risk" services are extensively hardened. If a bad guy gets access to one, nothing h…
I noticed that I seem to think of network services in three categories wrt the risk of exposing one to the internet (or a hostile network):
"Low risk" services are extensively hardened. If a bad guy gets access to one, nothing h…
In pharmacy the safety of drugs is under fairly tight control by national authorities, e.g. FDA in US. The risks of patients taking drugs are thus very effectively minimized, though understandably impossible to be reduced to zero.
Which …
