Cyberis

In our blog, Cyberis' Ross Mitchell writes about CUPS security flaws, what you should review to check for compromise and detect unusual activity, and shares remediation and mitigation tips. ✍⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eihBZjGd #SecurityVulnerability #Linux #InformationSecurity

Cyberis is a selected Certification Body for IASME's Charities Cyber Essentials Awareness Month! If you're a registered charity, you may be eligible for a discount on #CyberEssentials certification. The offer is available now until 31st October. Read our blog to learn about the benefits of Cyber Essentials for charities, and key info about the discounted rate for charities this month ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/e3R6WC_S IASME

We are excited to be organising the Worcester Hackathon again, alongside University of Worcester and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT where teams compete to hack into a fake web application. 💻 Teams are awarded flags for each successful attack they make. Cyberis, Thomas O'Donnell and Campbell Murray (FCIIS, ChCSP) will be on hand to provide advice and direction. 🚩 Jessica Burden, Security Engineer at IASME, says 'I'm thrilled to be a part of putting together this year's second Hackathon, especially following the successful first event in March. We're introducing fresh challenges and are excited to have participation from other universities in the area as well.' 💬 Find out more about the event here https://lnkd.in/e49ZMWn8

Companies in the finance and insurance sector are faced with a complex landscape of risk management and third-party security. Cyberis' director, Gemma Moore, will be taking part in an Infosecurity Magazine webinar on growing risks in the financial industry. 🗓️ 30 October ⏰ 17:00 (GMT) Join the webinar to learn how to respond to threats in an effective and DORA-compliant manner. Register here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/esiiCqRM #CyberThreats #Finance #DORA #CyberSecurity

Registration is open for the #CyberFirst Girls Competition! The competition aims to inspire girls interested in technology to pursue a career in cyber security. Teams of up to four girls in Year 8 (England and Wales), S2 (Scotland) or Year 9 (Northern Ireland) will tackle a range of challenges – from cryptography and logic to artificial intelligence and networking – for the chance to be crowned regional champions. Every girl from the winning teams will take a brand-new laptop home, and have a chance to win prize money for their school. Share with anyone who might be interested! Find more information and register at https://lnkd.in/gnf4PnA

We're offering registered charities a discount to #CyberEssentials as part of IASME’s Charity Cyber Essentials Awareness Month 2024. Read our blog about the benefits of Cyber Essentials for charities, and get in touch with our team to find out about the discounted rate. https://lnkd.in/e3R6WC_S IASME

If you want to be able to detect a security incident internally, you first need to understand what it is that you're trying to protect. These days, it is not a question of 'if', but 'when' an organisation will need to handle a security incident. We explain how to plan for a security incident ⬇️ #CyberAttack #CyberSecurity #InformationSecurity

We had a great time at the Unsung Heroes Awards last night, where Sophie and Gemma were finalists. 🎉 It was a great evening celebrating people doing some incredible work in the industry. Congratulations to all the worthy winners! Thank you to the organisers and our team for making it happen. #UnsungHeroesAwards #Finalists

We're excited to be a finalist for Incident Response & Investigation Security Service Provider of the Year at the Computing Security Awards, which takes place this evening! 🎉

We're looking forward to the Unsung Heroes Awards ceremony tonight! Cyberis' Sophie is a finalist for the Rising Star award & Gemma is shortlisted for Security Leader/Mentor ⭐ Congratulations to all of the finalists! #UnsungSecHeroes24