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Secure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UKSecure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UK
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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Secure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UK

Recognising this growing threat to one of the most core elements of the economy, the UK Government has stepped in with a targeted new scheme, the Secure Innovation Security Review (SISR).

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The rise and fall of the passwordThe rise and fall of the password
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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The rise and fall of the password

Passwords have long served as our keys to the digital kingdom, verifying our identity, and (ideally) keeping intruders at bay.

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Here’s why ISO 27001 is considered the gold standard for information securityHere’s why ISO 27001 is considered the gold standard for information security
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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Here’s why ISO 27001 is considered the gold standard for information security

The reputation of ISO 27001 is built on the careful balance it strikes between flexibility and intensity. It isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution, but rather allows businesses to adapt it to their their own internal structure.

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Secure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UKSecure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UK
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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Secure Innovation Security Reviews: Protecting the backbone of the UK

Recognising this growing threat to one of the most core elements of the economy, the UK Government has stepped in with a targeted new scheme, the Secure Innovation Security Review (SISR).

Security
The CIA triad: the foundation of cybersecurityThe CIA triad: the foundation of cybersecurity
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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The CIA triad: the foundation of cybersecurity

In the world of cybersecurity, few ideas or concepts are as fundamental and enduring as the CIA triad. Standing for Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability, the triad has helped shaped information security for decades. It serves as a universal framework for not only technical professionals, but also for policymakers, auditors, business leaders, and executives who want to ensure that systems are secure, resilient, and compliant.

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The role of external penetration tests in cybersecurity complianceThe role of external penetration tests in cybersecurity compliance
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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The role of external penetration tests in cybersecurity compliance

Unlike vulnerability scans, which identify known weaknesses, penetration tests actively attempt to exploit vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and gaps in your defences, mimicking the tactics used by cyber criminals and other threat actors.

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What is ‘zero trust’ and how does it relate to compliance?What is ‘zero trust’ and how does it relate to compliance?
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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What is ‘zero trust’ and how does it relate to compliance?

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity approach built on one core assumption, “Never trust, always verify.” It operates on the principle that no user, device, or system, either internal or external, should be inherently trusted to access resources.

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Is there ever a ‘right time’ to start cybersecurity compliance?Is there ever a ‘right time’ to start cybersecurity compliance?
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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Is there ever a ‘right time’ to start cybersecurity compliance?

The cost of delaying cybersecurity compliance isn’t always visible right away. But it compounds quietly in the background, and when the impact hits, it’s often expensive and time-sensitive.

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Understanding the human role in complianceUnderstanding the human role in compliance
Finn O’BrienFinn O’Brien

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Understanding the human role in compliance

Businesses often won’t fail audits because they’re ignoring best practices. They fail because people make mistakes, forget things, work with incomplete information, or don’t fully understand what’s being asked of them. Compliance is full of good intentions, but easily undermined by day-to-day mistakes.

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