Phishing versus Defence-in-DepthWhy I think simulated phishing exercises are nearly always a terrible idea, and the end-user is NOT the first or last line of defence.Jul 11, 2023Jul 11, 2023
Risky smartphone travel — Part 3A guide to organisations on high risk smartphone travel when facing risks of spying, corporate espionage and journalist source exposure-3/3Jun 4, 2023Jun 4, 2023
Risky smartphone travel — Part 2A guide to organisations on high risk smartphone travel when facing risks of spying, corporate espionage and journalist source exposure-2/3Jun 4, 2023Jun 4, 2023
Risky smartphone travelA guide to organisations on high risk smartphone travel when facing risks of spying, corporate espionage and journalist source exposureJun 4, 2023Jun 4, 2023
The nail in the coffin for VPNsA new VPN-free corporate IT design thats probably cheaper, more resilient and still secure.May 21, 2023May 21, 2023
An idea to make the UK the safest place to live and work onlineIt is possible to protect millions and millions of people from online scamsOct 9, 2021Oct 9, 2021
How to keep your smartphone safe from spyingHow should the average person, IT professional, travelling consultant or investigative journalist keep their smartphones cyber safe?Aug 8, 20211Aug 8, 20211
Could a tertiary name service save your uptime?The UK Government could use a central tertiary DNS service to keep its most critical domain names online, and help asset discoveryMar 9, 2021Mar 9, 2021
A little bit more about URLsA deeper dive into some aspects of my other post about making URLs less important.Nov 11, 2020Nov 11, 2020
We should make URLs less importantURLs are bad for humans… so we should be tackling as many root issues as we can to help them, instead of suggesting technical solutions.Nov 11, 2020Nov 11, 2020
