Verona Hulse, Senior Public Affairs Manager shares the key takeaways from the UK Government’s Digital Strategy which sets out its vision to “make the UK the best place in the world to start and grow a technology business.” https://t.co/PmDwdduLj6
This new @NCCGroupInfosec research blog post explores how trying to how trying to do the right thing in Apex may have unintended consequences for security. Find out more here https://t.co/DsNFGqNJBk
In this post on the @NCCGroupInfosec research blog, Jameson Hyde discusses design decisions for the current generation of Espressif’s ESP32 microcontrollers, commonly used in the broad span of IoT products regularly assessed by our hardware practice https://t.co/03UDFARz5X
This month, NCC Group colleagues will be presenting their technical work & training courses at a number of conferences. Find out more on the @NCCGroupInfosec research blog https://t.co/kBOPJaqXS9
'Shining the Light on Black Basta': this @NCCGroupInfosec research blog documents some of the TTPs employed by a threat actor group who were observed deploying Black Basta ransomware. Find out more here https://t.co/rw3CiZ7OWM
In light of recent progression with legislation we take a look at the potential for greater governance across the EU and UK digital finance regulatory landscape https://t.co/Dxsmjsrrcc
@nccgroupplc recently hosted leading technologists, lawyers and senior stakeholders from #PrivateEquity at a round table discussion on the importance of #CyberSecurity in the #Deals market. Read our three key takeaways here: https://t.co/lVSAZ1okDI
In the third instalment of our MySwitch2Cyber blog series John Graf from our Seattle office shares his story about his switch from Maintenance Technician to Associate Security Consultant. https://t.co/SZtwLMDJfK
Do you understand the cyber risks in your Private Equity Portfolio? Join @NCCGroupplc in London for our #CyberSecurity breakfast briefing event on 26 May. Find out more here https://t.co/92Ru7GhZex
NCC Group Monthly Threat Pulse – April 2022: Small increase from March but number of ransomware incidents per month continues to be higher than in 2021. https://t.co/3jpF6QqLB2
We’ve released details of our new research that has uncovered a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) vulnerability that puts millions of cars, mobile devices and locking systems at risk. https://t.co/LRjX1Rvs7d