Seven types of cyber criminals: 2024 version
Blog by Stuart Coulson regarding the Seven Types of Cyber Criminal. This is the 2024 and has a new entrant of AI-Enabled Criminals.
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Criminal Hackers
Are all Hackers Criminal Hackers? Are there good and bad Hackers and what is the difference between a Hacker and Criminal?
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CV Tips for people looking for their next role
CV Tips for Technical & Non-technical People to help you land your next role. These tips are from someone who has hired people as well as using them themselves.
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Press Announcement : New Cyber Product Grading System Announced
We are proposing, rather sarcastically, that we use a grading system that has an origin story rooted in the term “Military Grade” and use that to create a benchmark for products and services that companies can use to give their customers faith in their services.
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FINALIST! Most Inspirational category of the 2020 IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco
The #HiddenText blog has been selected as a finalist in the Most Inspirational category of the 2020 IT Blog Awards, hosted by Cisco. Community voting is now OPEN, so feel free to vote here: Vote for HiddenText !!! https://www.ciscofeedback.vovici.com/se/705E3ECD2A8D7180 If you would like to do some social media sharing, please use the hashtag #ITBlogAwards
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Analogy : I heard a log file
I originally wrote this for the Analogies Project back in 2014. I’ve had some thoughts on this and wanted to update it and bring out some themes, and so it is curated here. Hope you enjoy. It’s 5 am. It’s dark, you’re asleep, your partner is sleeping, and the kids are asleep. The house is
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The new normal – working anywhere
To set the scene, I want to transport you to my world right now. I have been up a couple of hours now since about 6 am. That was when the last belt of rain came through. It is raining now. It is raining a lot and isn’t forecast to stop for the next few
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Twitter Attack and Questions
On the 15th July, around 22:00 BST, premium accounts on Twitter started to pump out messages stating if you send Bitcoins to a given wallet, you will receive double back. I picked this up and tweeted about it at the time, but thought I would consolidate the story into this blog for ease. 10:21 pm
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Dear Infosec Hiring Managers – Think of the candidates!
We hear of skills gaps in the UK, we have un-filled jobs and yet, there are thousands of people looking for jobs. So, why is recruitment so hard in Information Security? Why is Cyber so hard to hire for? Why are candidates not applying for jobs? And, why are we still in this mess after
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Security does not need to be hard – CRUDE Security
Keeping security simple is one of the keys to making a workforce or userbase react in a more secure way. However, the perception is that security is hard. It doesn’t have to be… So let’s make security simple – very simple … y’know crude but still effective with 5 simple tips. Definition of crude: As
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Cyber Buzzword Bingo 2020!
As usual, I publish a bingo card for those attending certain large Infosec conferences (in June in London). This year, however, due to Lockdown, Covid-19 etc. Infosec is not going to be on in a physical format. instead, it will be virtual for 2020. However, that doesn’t stop us poking some fun at ourselves and
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Me, My Mental Health and I
Maybe it’s due to the home isolation I’m currently in due to Covid19, maybe it’s the fabulous weather, maybe I’m just in a reflective mood, who knows, but I feel today is a good day to get down my thoughts on my mental health and my journey to its discovery. Before I start, I want
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