Warren Buffett often says it’s better to be great at one thing than average at many. Instead of trying to do everything, focus on mastering a skill. When you become exceptionally good at something, that skill becomes your greatest asset—something no one can take away from you. It’s your edge, your “moat,” that protects you in a world where things are constantly changing. The idea is clear: learn a skill, use it to help others, and the rewards will follow. Focus on what you’re best at, and let that be your strength. Media: Berkshire Hathaway — If you want to becom cybersecurity specialist or just starting out, you should definitely subscribe to our MBA program. We cover more wisdom from the world’s top CISOs there. Comment “MBA” and I will send access to you.
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🚨 SPYWARE ALERT: APPLE WARNS IPHONE USERS OF TARGETED ATTACKS Apple has issued a stark warning to iPhone users about mercenary spyware attacks aimed at high-profile individuals. These sophisticated attacks often involve spyware like Pegasus, a powerful tool capable of infiltrating devices to steal data, monitor communications, and spy through cameras or microphones. For those concerned about threats, apps like 'Am I Secure?' provide forensic-level scans to detect potential spyware. Apple’s message is clear: 'Take this seriously.'
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Yum! Brands faced massive data breach - below is how it could be prevented 👇
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Despite being a global leader in fast food… 🍔🍕 Yum! Brands (owner of KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell) faced a massive data breach. In January 2023, a ransomware attack exposed sensitive data of employees, impacting their personal information. Here’s how it happened and how it could have been prevented.
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🚨BREAKING: DISNEY HACKED! SLACK DROPPED AFTER MASSIVE DATA LEAK🚨 Disney has announced it will stop using Slack companywide after a major data breach exposed over a terabyte of sensitive company information, including unreleased projects and internal communications. The hacking group NullBulge reportedly published 44 million messages from Disney’s Slack channels. What happened? An Information Stealer malware infected a Disney employee’s personal gaming computer, which was the source of the breach. The employee unknowingly downloaded a game mod containing infected files, while still logged into Slack on the same device. The attackers gained access when the employee opened their password vault. Key lessons learned 1. Don’t allow corporate access from personal devices– Use Mobile Device Management (MDM) to ensure that personal devices accessing corporate services are secure and controlled. 2. Implement Least Privilege– This employee had access to over 10,000 Slack channels. Is that really necessary? Always review and limit access to only what's required. 3. Monitor with SIEM/SOC tools– Ensure that your security operations team has visibility into collaboration tools like Slack and that alerts are set for suspicious activity, like large or frequent downloads. 4.MFA is a must!– Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) should be enabled everywhere—at work and in personal life. It might seem inconvenient until something like this happens. In this case, not only was Disney’s corporate data exposed, but the employee’s personal information and bank accounts were also compromised. Cybersecurity is no longer optional; it’s essential. #cybersecurity #databreach #infosec #corporatesecurity #MFA #SIEM
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How to implement NIS 2 cybersecurity measures; Mapping with ISO 27001 As businesses face increasing cybersecurity challenges, the NIS 2 Directive (Network and Information Security) emphasizes enhanced security for critical infrastructures across the EU. A solid way to implement NIS 2 measures is by aligning them with ISO 27001, a globally recognized information security standard. Here’s how: 1. Risk Management: Both NIS 2 and ISO 27001 emphasize a risk-based approach. Implement regular risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and prioritize actions. 2. Incident Response: ISO 27001’s Annex A.16 covers incident management, directly mapping to NIS 2’s need for incident reporting and response. 3. Governance & Compliance: Establish strong governance using ISO 27001’s framework for policies, procedures, and monitoring, ensuring you meet NIS 2 requirements for accountability and oversight. By aligning NIS 2 with ISO 27001, organizations can build a robust, compliant cybersecurity posture, ensuring both regulatory compliance and resilience. Read more in full article 👇 #Cybersecurity #NIS2 #ISO27001 #RiskManagement #Compliance
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Cyber math: what is 0xE1 in binary? #binary #ZeroX #Cybersecurity #Infosec #InfoSek
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Cyber moment: In an increasingly interconnected world, how can we balance the need for data sharing with the imperative of data protection? #Cybersecurity #Compliance #GDPR #SOC2 #ISO27001 #ISO #CyberEssentials #CybersecurityCompliance #benchmarked
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💡Cyber moment: How might the increasing use of biometric authentication methods change the landscape of identity theft and fraud? #identity #ID #DID #SSI #IAM #CIAM #SSO #MFA #intune #microsoft #endpointprotection #cybersecurity
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You’ve probably heard about the massive Microsoft outage that grounded planes, stranded people, and even affected the New York Stock Exchange. Let’s break down what happened and how it could have been prevented. CrowdStrike, a Microsoft partner, released an update that caused a major system malfunction, leading to the infamous "Blue Screen of Death." This hit businesses worldwide, especially those relying on Windows systems. What’s the lesson here for companies? Always test patches in a lower environment before going live. Understanding the business impact is crucial. A failed patch can lead to significant financial losses and reputational damage. This outage highlights the importance of thorough testing and formal change processes. GRC is about governance and compliance, ensuring every step meets regulatory standards. Stay vigilant and ensure your company follows best practices to avoid such disruptions. If you have any questions, drop them in the comments. Stay informed, and have a great day! #Benchmarked #CybersecurityCompliance #Microsoft #MicrosoftOutage #Crowdstrike #Compliance #Cybersecurity #EDR #Endpointprotection
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