Protecting an organization from #socialengineering attacks is NOT easy,or one-dimensional
It's an asymmetric game in which information, knowledge, & strategy are paramount
I had the chance to share some thoughts on the topic:
https://t.co/8FMHh6Mw0W
@feedly#OSINT#ThreatIntel
Putting in Dutton to move the Liberal party even further to the right completely misses the point. If Dutton is seen as the answer what the hell is the question? This move will not bring us back.
We published a paper this week in Health Affairs demonstrating that mask mandates reduced county-level case counts 23-33% within 6wk, decreasing to 16% after 6wk, higher in urban areas
We adjusted for confounding by matching counties with/without mandates
https://t.co/nrRVCjkk3q
Memo to Morrison: You knew what the Murdoch media would do when you leaked them details of these military exercises. But, instead of being sober and responsible, you sought to puff yourself up and look hairy-chested on the front pages. Grow up, or let the grown-ups take charge.
Laming has been a protected species. The PM knew of his activities, many in the Redlands know of his intimidatory actions he has shut down social media comment and feedback.
Totally understand why the LNP hates quotas and chooses its MPs on merit.
It’s a system which has given us such giants of democracy as Kelly, Christensen, Abbott, Laming, Dutton, Cash, Abetz, Stoker, Howard, McKenzie, Porter, Hunt...etc etc. and, of course, Smirko himself.
A successful cyber attack is a function of time and money. State-sponsored adversaries have both.
The cost to attack a system is only a fraction of the cost to defend it.
Whether we like it or not, state-sponsored offensive countermeasures are the only option for the future.
Suddenly the need to provide workers with real "work from home options" is upon us. If we prepare ourselves in the right way a lot of small businesses could still operate with staff working remotely. At least while the storm blows over.