January – February 2022

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Cybercrime is a constant business: Three business areas to watch out for!

“Malicious attackers take advantage of the health crisis to craft targeted emails in order to divulge sensitive information from key staff at different levels of information access. With such carefully-tailored strategies, cyber-attackers are becoming more agile and sophisticated and increasing the effectiveness of their actions,”

Your organization’s resources are targeted: Level up the attacker’s playing field and reduce the aftermath.

Organisations in the digital ecosystem spend millions trying to establish controls around their corporate networks from data breaches. This to a great extent does not phase away from the fact that breaches still occur even to the most secure infrastructures. This to a great extent does not phase away from the fact that breaches still occur even to the most secure infrastructures. Taking a look at the incidents in the past, high profile breaches target giant firms such as Solar Winds, Marriot, Fastly, Colonial Pipeline, Electronic Arts (E.A) and so many others whose sensitive information was stolen and had major economic and security-related impact alongside reputational risks.

What Organizations are lacking in their security strategy?

Security to any firm is so crucial, we are the information gatekeepers at all times. We are the protectors of the organization from all threats; regardless of whether they are malicious, internal, or environmental. We need to be vigilant and confident that the work we are doing will be regarded as a necessary operational function for the overall security and the protection of the company asset. Organizational assets may be categorized as employees, information, and intellectual property. Protection of these three things is the cornerstone of our profession.

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January – February 2022

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September-October 2021

Is your remote working secure? R emote-working (teleworking) is a must for several enterprises to survive in business today, following the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. There

November/ December 2019

Intellectual Property Protection One of the principal responsibilities of cybersecurity professionals is protecting the intellectual property belonging to their organizations from unofficial use or disclosure.

October/ November 2019

Featured Articles The Biggest Cybersecurity Targets Organizations have a number of digital assets that cybercriminals want. Mainly, they want money, but usually, they’ll take anything

April/ May 2019

Featured Articles Phishing Scams Of recent, phishing is becoming more common and more sophisticated. A recent Microsoft Security Intelligence Report states that phishing attacks are

April 2019

Featured Articles The Unexpected cyber threats Online communication involves two people or organizations doing business through messages sent over an internet connection. The expectation is

Training Calender 2021

Download and view the training calendar program for the year 2021. Intakes start in January 2021

Frontline Report 2018

In line with our strategy to support the fight against the everincreasing threat of cybercrime, effective 2018, Summit Consulting Ltd has launched the “FRONTLINE” project to streamline the act of security assessments.

Write an effective investigation report

Who did what, where, when, and how? An investigation must provide answers to each of these questions concerning the issues at hand. Everyone wants to

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