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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NCSAM – National Cyber Security Awareness Month – Own IT
So you are using a device to read this blog. Who else is seeing what you are doing on that device? Welcome to the first of 3 blogs for National Cyber Security Awareness Month NCSAM. The first theme is: Own IT For this I want to look at 3 things specifically: Social Media – best
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NCSAM – National Cyber Security Awareness Month – Introduction
Welcome to my first post on National Security Awareness Month. Yet another month and yet another thing to be aware of ! Give me a break ! Well I know what it feels like, I get this on other months too, but please hear me out. When you got up this morning, how long
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GrabBags and TinFoil Sombreros
It always starts with a tweet … No I wasn’t sat in The Winchester (but more of that to come). This blog is a post about my musings that became an amazing podcast with Jenny Radcliffe and Cary Hendricks … maybe consider downloading or subscribing here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/tin-foil-hats-club-with-cary-hendricks-and-stuart-coulson/id1174807837?i=1000450833517 So I’m seeing a lot of stuff about #GrabBag
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News I spotted – 29/07/2019
I have spotted some news that I thought was interesting. I keep losing the news in the timelines on Twitter, so I’m posting them here. Operation LagTime IT A suspected Nation State threat actor, attributed back to Chinese APT TA428 has been targeting East Asian governments. I guess there is nothing new in APT attacking
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What an I listening to?
I am currently contracting doing a Comms and Engagement for a Digital Security team. This means I’m having to write a lot. That can be challenging in an open office environment as there are a lot of distractions. People coming over chatting, that body printer in the corner, the random conversations more interesting than the
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Infosec19 – Cyber Buzzword Cyber Bingo !
Hi Ho Hi Ho It’s off to Infosec we go ! It’s InfosecEU 2019 everyone ! Yes, it is that time of year when we all have a lovely time in London at Infosecurity Europe. Meeting old friends, meeting new friends, eating strange food, finding strange products, drinking too much alcohol, not drinking enough water,
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2019 – Conference Survival Guide
I usually create this blog once a year and with some big conferences and smaller BSides events coming up, I thought I’d share with you my experiences. Introduction At some point, you will be hopefully attending a security conference or three. During the last (insert a number that makes me feel old!) years I have
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A50 Remain Petition Data
I love a good Excel spreadsheet. So when I say this post on LinkedIn (LINK) I started to look at the data they had posted on their page here: https://www.livefrombrexit.com/petitions/241584 Before we start, this is not a political blog, nor am I casting into doubt any party etc, this is purely an exercise in
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