What happened to cloud security by design ?
Does that mean that cloud by design is not secure ?
Month: September 2020
Concept of security according to SABSA
To provide confidence and assurance?
– business can depend upon and trust our technologies
– business is not exposed to unacceptable risk
– business can meet its objectives and grasp opportunities
To protect business asssets?
– technology and are our use of it is ‘secure’
– information and our use of it is ‘secure’
To support the business objectives
– what is our mission?
– what are our strategic, tactical and operational business objectives?
Source: SABSA courses.
Ransomware and your deep pocket?
A lot of companies big names are falling victims of ransomware and I am afraid most of organizations are not well equipped to fight these new waves of attack and ending up coughing €£$.
Garmin felt victim to one of these attacks, and as a user of its services I was affected for a few days without sync my data to the right cloud services. Sorry to use this example but I couldn’t stop asking myself questions such as how are they backup and restore capability? If they fall victim to ransomware, what is their Cybersecurity defense posture? If they ending up paying the ransomware are they likely to be attacked again? And again?
I am not saying Garmin paid the ransom but other victims they do pay the ransom but the bad guys are not guaranteed to keep the words. All is known is they will attack again and ask for more €££. Make sure your backup and restore strategy works this time around.
