Cyber Security ⁽¹⁶⁾

The firewall sits at the pinnacle of enterprise networks, deciding what traffic is allowed in and out according to the defined rules. Some firewall appliances are objectively better than others in terms of how much traffic they can cope with, how fast they process it…

Attackers aren’t targeting networks anymore, they’re targeting identities. These attacks have been going on for years, but the amount of damage an attacker can do from a single compromised account has grown exponentially since the dawn of technologies such as single sign on. That’s not…

Even with the best will in the world, some contractors aren’t very good at labelling network ports. This can be for a number of reasons, but the result is an exasperated admin or technician who just needs to know what port on the switch an…

Defences get stronger, attackers get smarter. And so it goes. Now that strong MFA has made compromising identities a lot more difficult, attackers are increasingly looking for other ways to compromise accounts and organisations. Social engineering isn’t new, but what they are asking users to…

Firstly, if you haven’t updated Google Chrome on all your devices, go and do so. Whilst the headlines around CVE-2026-0628 have mostly been exaggerated fearmongering, it has raised a very serious issue for administrators - do you let users install whatever browser extensions they want?…