Month: March 2016

Why the Apple vs FBI case isn’t a “win” for Apple

You’re probably familiar with the recent case where the FBI tried to force Apple to “weaken” the security of their iOS software, so that they could “unlock” and gain access to the data on a particular iPhone linked to the mass shooting in San Bernadino last year. Apple refused to comply with the court order, […]

The UK Government’s contradictory advice: How frequently should you change your password? [UPDATED]

Cyber Essentials is a UK government scheme launched in 2104 and is designed to encourage organisations and businesses to adopt “best practice” in information security. It offers two levels of certification: “Cyber Essentials” – where organisations self-assess their own systems and policies, and “Cyber Essentials Plus” – where an organization’s systems and policies are independently […]