Analysis

PassW0rds the barrier and the way into your organisation
Data backups
Malicious Software and how to protect yourselves from it
GCHQ “Kaspersky anti virus may leak state secrets to Russia”
Ransomware: who’s to blame for biggest ever security lapse?
IS – the changing presentation in cyberspace.
Calls for changes to Government’s use of internet lead by CSRI research, article widely sourced on web.
Insight from the CSRI on the Government’s cybercrime strategy
The Register cover CSRI’s Ghost’s from the machines report
CSRI works with the Sunday Times on its investigation into the Sony Playstation hack
CSRI’s Stuxnet report covered by the London Evening Standard
McAfee Report – Operation Shady Rat

Government

Satellite hacking increase
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Dating sites mask internet criminals
Cyber Czar warns of hacking threat to UK business
GCHQ “Kaspersky anti virus may leak state secrets to Russia”
Police fears over online toys and devices
Protected: It’s official – Criminals desert high street to go online
Protected: IS, the psychological response forced by war aims
Protected: Experts fear emergence of radicalised Islamic hackers
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons for – the threat to law and order
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
‘Punch the bully’ – cyber attacks provoke real-world response
Sabre rattling US to target Chinese APT hackers
“Gary McKinnon was unlucky. He’s not even a very good hacker”
Abandon bankrupt idea of data castles
UK Critical Systems Report – CSRI

Security Research

Securing your business
Satellite hacking increase
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Protected: The nation state battle for Earth’s space
Kaspersky report into Russian cybercriminals: they’re in it for money
Mobile Payments – Trust in the Cloud or Trust in the Phone?
NASA Cybersecurity: An Examination of the Agency’s Information Security
Ponemon 2011 Global Encryption Trends Study – Sponsored by Thales
New Payment Methods and Financial Crime Risks – World Check Thomson Reuters
Ghosts from the machines: ten years of carelessly discarded data – CSRI
PwC’s Report – Delusions of safety? The Cyber Savvy CEO: Getting to grips with today’s growing cyber-threats
Data loss a massive issue – Dimension Data
UK Critical Systems Report – CSRI
Western critical infrastructure vulnerable to Stuxnet style attack according to experts in CSRI report
Computers – if you don’t patch, you leave a gap – Edith Cowan University
Dispelling the Myths Surrounding De-identification
Recession leads to fraud and crime – Turnkey Consulting

Business

Cyber Posture
Securing your business
Cyber Posture
Has the M&S hack been a brand attack?
PassW0rds the barrier and the way into your organisation
Making your business secure
Data backups
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
GCHQ “Kaspersky anti virus may leak state secrets to Russia”
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
Russian state in cyber spy claims

Legal issues

Cyber Posture
Cyber Posture
Making your business secure
GDPR what does it all mean?
Data backups
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Protected: It’s official – Criminals desert high street to go online
Protected: IS, the psychological response forced by war aims
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons for – the threat to law and order
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
“Gary McKinnon was unlucky. He’s not even a very good hacker”
Legal problems loom for the cloud
‘Phone hacking’ why everyone’s to blame
Dispelling the Myths Surrounding De-identification

Threats

Satellite hacking increase
Has the M&S hack been a brand attack?
PassW0rds the barrier and the way into your organisation
Making your business secure
GDPR what does it all mean?
Data backups
Malicious Software and how to protect yourselves from it
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Dating sites mask internet criminals
Cyber Czar warns of hacking threat to UK business
Trump hotel rooms were wide open to hackers
GCHQ “Kaspersky anti virus may leak state secrets to Russia”
Police fears over online toys and devices
Autism – bane or boon for a career in cyber security
Fake News when states try to hack people’s brains
Protected: The nation state battle for Earth’s space
Suffolk Police Commissioner on the war against cybercrime
Protected: It’s official – Criminals desert high street to go online
Russian ransom software sells on darkweb for just £30
Protected: IS, the psychological response forced by war aims
Protected: Experts fear emergence of radicalised Islamic hackers
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons for – the threat to law and order
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
Research finds top politicians easy targets for hackers
Russian state in cyber spy claims
‘Punch the bully’ – cyber attacks provoke real-world response
North Korea: nothing to fear?
Sabre rattling US to target Chinese APT hackers
“Gary McKinnon was unlucky. He’s not even a very good hacker”
Abandon bankrupt idea of data castles
NASA Cybersecurity: An Examination of the Agency’s Information Security
Ghosts from the machines: ten years of carelessly discarded data – CSRI
Cybercrime futures – AVG
Data loss a massive issue – Dimension Data
UK Critical Systems Report – CSRI
‘Phone hacking’ why everyone’s to blame
Western critical infrastructure vulnerable to Stuxnet style attack according to experts in CSRI report
Computers – if you don’t patch, you leave a gap – Edith Cowan University
Phishing
Password policy
Malicious software primer
Malicious software primer
Recession leads to fraud and crime – Turnkey Consulting
Hunt for Russia’s web criminals

Solutions

Cyber Posture
Securing your business
Cyber Posture
Has the M&S hack been a brand attack?
PassW0rds the barrier and the way into your organisation
Making your business secure
GDPR what does it all mean?
Data backups
Malicious Software and how to protect yourselves from it
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Police fears over online toys and devices
Russian ransom software sells on darkweb for just £30
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons for – the threat to law and order
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
Research finds top politicians easy targets for hackers
UK Encryption Trends Study
Mobile Payments – Trust in the Cloud or Trust in the Phone?
Abandon bankrupt idea of data castles
Legal problems loom for the cloud
NASA Cybersecurity: An Examination of the Agency’s Information Security
Ponemon 2011 Global Encryption Trends Study – Sponsored by Thales
Ghosts from the machines: ten years of carelessly discarded data – CSRI
Cybercrime futures – AVG
PwC’s Report – Delusions of safety? The Cyber Savvy CEO: Getting to grips with today’s growing cyber-threats
Data loss a massive issue – Dimension Data
‘Phone hacking’ why everyone’s to blame
Western critical infrastructure vulnerable to Stuxnet style attack according to experts in CSRI report
Computers – if you don’t patch, you leave a gap – Edith Cowan University
Dispelling the Myths Surrounding De-identification
The computer virus – a history
Trojans – the basics
Phishing
Password policy
Data Awareness
Malicious software primer
CCTV surveillance for the community by the community

Legal issues

Cyber Posture
Cyber Posture
Making your business secure
GDPR what does it all mean?
Data backups
The CSRI’s business guide to urgent cyber security issues and how to secure yourself in the information age
Protected: It’s official – Criminals desert high street to go online
Protected: IS, the psychological response forced by war aims
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons for – the threat to law and order
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
“Gary McKinnon was unlucky. He’s not even a very good hacker”
Legal problems loom for the cloud
‘Phone hacking’ why everyone’s to blame
Dispelling the Myths Surrounding De-identification

Technology

Satellite hacking increase
Trump hotel rooms were wide open to hackers
Police fears over online toys and devices
Russian ransom software sells on darkweb for just £30
Research finds top politicians easy targets for hackers
The Allure of omega clone Squad: A Deep Dive into the World of Luxury Watch replicas
Mobile Payments – Trust in the Cloud or Trust in the Phone?
A Blueprint for Secure Mobile Workspaces
Abandon bankrupt idea of data castles
New Payment Methods and Financial Crime Risks – World Check Thomson Reuters
Ghosts from the machines: ten years of carelessly discarded data – CSRI
UK Critical Systems Report – CSRI
‘Phone hacking’ why everyone’s to blame
Western critical infrastructure vulnerable to Stuxnet style attack according to experts in CSRI report
Consumerisation
Data protection laws in UK and Europe
Phishing
Data Awareness
Malicious software primer
Old photo-copier spills defence documents

Radio

Satellite hacking increase
Dating sites mask internet criminals
Autism – bane or boon for a career in cyber security
Protected: It’s official – Criminals desert high street to go online
Russian ransom software sells on darkweb for just £30
Protected: Russian crime software epidemic holds databases to ransom
The Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Act – reasons against – the technological threat
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