Risk assessment methods…
…for converged IoT and SCADA systems: review and recommendations.
Risk assessment is used to identify, estimate and prioritise risks that could impact organisations.
- Mike Lakoju
- Cyber Security, Internet of Things
- May 26, 2020
Saving costs…
…with a big data strategy frameworks.
Disruptive innovations such as Big Data offer enormous benefits to organizations however they usually come with a cost.
- Mike Lakoju
- Cyber Security, Internet of Things
- May 26, 2020
Security analytics…
…for real‐time forecasting of cyberattacks.
Protection of networked computing infrastructures (such as Internet of Things, Industrial Control Systems, and Edge computing)
- A. Adedoyin
- Cyber Security
- May 19, 2020
Securing a Kubernetes Cluster
Securing a Kubernetes Cluster
In the early version of kubernetes, the default settings has left the control plane insecure.
- Wale Omolere
- Cyber Security
- May 11, 2018
Improving your security mindset
Four ways to improve your organisation’s security mindset.
Every cyber security expert knows that the best technology in the world won’t protect…
- Wale Omolere
- Compliance, Cyber Security, Privacy
- May 11, 2018
Are you EU GDPR-ready?
May 2018 is creeping steadily closer, and if your organisation is based in the EU – or if you’re not an EU business but you operate within it – you’ll need to comply with the EU GDPR.
- Wale Omolere
- Compliance, Cyber Security, Privacy
- May 11, 2018
What does the GDPR mean for you?
The GDPR focuses on two levels of risk – risk and high risk. This means that, in GDPR world, riskless data processing activities don’t exist.
- Wale Omolere
- Cyber Security
- May 11, 2018
5 ways to fix the infosec gender balance
Diversity works. It’s good for every industry. Dozens of research studies show that a diverse workforce is more innovative and creative.