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NIS2: Who's in the scope and what security measures are required? (part 2/3)

In this post you'll learn about what industries are affected by NIS2, security requirements the directive sets, and the available enforcement methods if an organization is not compliant.

23.8.2023

NIS2: Working towards compliance with Cyberday (3/3)

✈️ You want to lift your cyber security management to a new level & get NIS2 compliant with a smart tool like Cyberday? In this post you'll learn how your organization can achieve NIS2 compliance in a smart way by building an own agile ISMS.

23.8.2023

NIS2: Get familiar with the EU's new cyber security directive (part 1/3)

Learn about the background and reasons behind the EU's new Network and Information Security 2 (NIS2) Directive. How does it affect your company and how should you react to be compliant?

1.8.2023

SOC 2: Working towards compliance

With the help of SOC 2, organisations can provide proof of effectively implemented controls and the use of best practices to protect the data to their customers and stakeholders, which may help to build trust.

31.7.2023

Personnel information security training and guidelines in Cyberday

Most data breaches start with human error. Still, investments in technical information security are often made more eagerly. We tell you why staff information security training and guidelines are important and how to implement then efficiently.

13.6.2023

Information security risk management in Cyberday: Identifying risks, evaluation, treatment and closure

Every cyber security framework highlights risk management in its own way. We summarize in this post, what's essential in information security risk management and what kind of an approach Cyberday offers for it.

13.6.2023

Become a Cyberday partner: Features, benefits and best practices

A good and efficient tool such as Cyberday is a great way to work on the organization's cyber secuirty. However, for some organizations that is not enough and the expertise and support of a consultant is needed. Our partner program offers both!

6.6.2023

Cyberday Community has been launched!

We just launched a new Community section inside Cyberday. Our goal is to make collaboration with your peers and with us easier and thus help you improve your information security even further!

24.3.2023

News articles

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$150 Million Fine to Twitter Over Privacy Violations; Email and Phone for “Account Security” Used in Targeted Advertising Without User Knowledge

FTC is actively regulating privacy in the US. FTC can penalize for e.g. when a social network misleads its users about how personal data will be used or protected. This is what now happened to Twitter, resulting in a 150M$ #privacy fine.

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How to support women in cybersecurity

There are millions of unfilled #cybersecurity job openings around the globe. In the industry women make up roughly 24% of jobs, according to (ISC)². Untapped talent could mean e.g. less innovation. Reasoned thougths on women in cyber >>

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FBI seizes domains used to sell stolen data, DDoS services

FBI seizes harmful domains ⚠️ WeLeakInfo.to sold subscriptions for searching data from 10k data breaches, eg emails, phones, and passwords for online accounts. ⛔ ipstress.in and ovh-booter.com used for DDoS ordering #cybersecurity

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New Microsoft Zero-Day Attack Underway

MS Support Diagnostic Tool has a #vulnerability, that enables running commands remotely via using malicious MS Word documents. No patch available yet, limit by: ☑️ Turning off MSDT URL protocol ☑️ Disabling preview feature in IE

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How Dangerous Is the Cyber Attack Risk to Transportation?

⚠️ +186% increase between 6/2020 - 6/2021 in #ransomware attacks at transportation industry. 🚆 Cyber attacks targeting transport authorities e.g. managing train or subway routes could be terrible. Article lists needed best practices >>

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Over 200 Apps on Play Store Caught Spying on Android Users Using Facestealer

⚠️ Potentially harmful apps persist on Google Play for avg. 77 days Now researchers found 200 Android apps distributing #malware called Facestealer. These apps masquerade as VPNs, fitness, photo editing, and puzzle apps.

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Hackers can steal your Tesla Model 3, Y using new Bluetooth attack

Researchers developed a tool for Bluetooth Low Energy relay attacks. Tesla Model 3 & Y use a BLE-based entry system, so attack could unlock and start the cars. More security? At least there's ‘PIN to Drive’ feature. 🚘 #cybersecurity

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When Your Smart ID Card Reader Comes With Malware

A common security control is using smart ID cards for allowing physical access to buildings or systems. ⚠️ But employers don't always issue approved card readers, so people turn to low-cost online options. Case example >> #cybersecurity

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Some top 100,000 websites collect everything you type—before you hit submit

📨 Subscribing for newsletter, 🏨 booking a hotel, 💸 buying stuff online? New study shows some top websites collect some or all of this data before you hit 'Submit'. This behavior is similar to #malware called keyloggers. #privacy

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