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ISO 27001 is manageable and not out of reach for anyone!
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Phishing emails are tricky. Based on our Cyber Security Awareness Taining material, the 10 Tips for Detecting Phishing Emails infographic provides a cheatsheet of what to look for in unfamiliar emails.
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Recently I conducted a surveillance audit for a SaaS provider that has been ISO 27001 certified for over three years. I logged five nonconformities… so something was off. Their information security program wasn’t moving forward as it should have been—especially with...
A Troubling Observation from the American Association of Justice Annual Convention, Part 2
As I mentioned in Part 1 of this post, Pivot Point Security had the privilege of sponsoring and participating in the American Association of Justice Conference in San Diego a few weeks ago. Kudos to the AAJ team who put on the event—it was a great conference in a...