What do chocolate and cyber security have in common?
As you’re getting ready to enjoy all your Easter treats, have you ever wondered why chocolate makes us feel good? Apart from the great taste? The make-up of chocolate has a chemical effect which cyber criminals also seek to exploit. How does that work? Let’s dig into a bit of neuroscience: read our latest
blog all about this subject,and keep your brain’s reward centre focused on chocolate rather than clicks.
If you’re in the UK you may have seen adverts online or on TV for
the ‘Stop! Think Fraud’ campaign, launched recently by the UK government. The campaign focuses on the various way that cyber criminals manipulate you to access your data or jump onto your devices.
The campaign website is a great resource for tips and advice on staying safe online – Be aware, protect yourself and report anything you think is suspicious or unusual. Wherever you are.
Where can you find the latest cyber security news?
Thousands of attempted cyber attacks happen every day. By keeping up to date, you can learn more about how to protect yourself and your business, plus having a regular overview of cyber security trends. Here are a few resources for cyber news we look at often.
Resource #1 – Reuters. One of the most trusted news brands in the world, Reuters has a dedicated cyber security section on its website.
Resource #2 – The Hacker News. With more than 50 million readers a year, The Hacker News calls itself the ‘#1 Trusted Cybersecurity News Platform’.
Resource #3 – TechCrunch. Part of the Yahoo Group, TechCrunch covers a wide range of tech subjects, including Security and AI.
Resource #4 – Darkreading. Hardcore cybersecurity newsletter site with the latest on news, hacks, solutions, part of Informa Tech Division of Informa PLC. Darkreading
Resource #5 – CSO Online. Site aimed at IT security professionals, but has interesting articles even for non-techie or non-security people. Part of IDG Inc, in the US. CSO Online
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