Alastair Murray presents measures to avoid incidents cyber-criminals can exploit
Firms large and small are struggling to know how to manage their cyber security and what’s best to protect themselves from phishing and ransomware attacks. Some are doing well through strict compliance with GDPR, but some are unwilling to grapple with the number one cause of cyber crime; human error.
As office technology becomes the driving force behind firms of all sizes, the need to protect it from cyber attack grows. The thought of a data loss incident, phishing fraud or ransomware is unthinkable, each with the potential to do untold damage to customer relations and levy heavy fines.
While phishing remains the number one threat to firms, some of the biggest frauds succeeded with no more than a simple email instructio...
“The UK government has done a lot to create a large chunk of this with its own Cyber Essentials Certification Scheme.”
