Summer Loving (Happened so Fast)
So, it’s finally summer, soon to be the hottest on record in the UK! Everyone’s ready for their holidays and cheerful in the thoughts of a much-needed break...
Golf vs. Security – Finding your IT Security Swing
As a keen golfer I find that the issues I’m facing, in both my golfing game and golf in general, are becoming more and more similar to those in this indus...
Is ‘Man Flu’ Real?
Sitting here on a Sunday afternoon deep in thought around what to write this blog about, and how else I can relate fishing back to cyber security, a common them...
Infiltrating the Mafia
As a movie/TV buff, 2019 has been a bit of an interesting year; with several long-term film and television programmes coming to an end – Game of Thrones, The ...
The Fight Against ISIS for the Worlds Past
As many of you may not know, I studied Archaeology at university and it remains a passion of mine. I wrote my dissertation on the damage that the war in Syria a...
The Real Cost of Free
With plenty of free apps and software options out there, it certainly should be an easy choice to take advantage of what’s on offer, shouldn’t it? W...
To BIM or Not to BIM?
It’s been about a decade since Building Information Modelling (BIM) poked its ugly head into the construction industry, forcing organisations to bring in and ...
Does More Money Mean Better Security?
I have a news alert set up on my desktop with the search criteria; ‘organisation’, ‘data breach’, ‘security breach’ or ̵...
Cyber-crime Insurance – The Threats of Supply Chain
So, this is more a question for cyber security professionals in general, what are we turning cyber security insurance into? I’m not asking the usual ‘is...
Cyber Resilience to Combat the Great Waves of Cyber Crime
The Great Wave off Kanagawa (神奈川沖浪裏) is Hokusai’s most famous work, and one of the most recognisable works of Japanese art in the world. Above...