Information Assurance
Cyber security invasion is an ever-growing threat and should be a source of daily concern for all organisations. And yet, in spite of widespread publicity of the cost of spectacular attacks, many of the companies are not yet sufficiently prepared across their operations. The responsibility for cyber security is generally delegated to CIOs and CISOs, but ultimately falls on to the boards of directors.
This second edition of Managing Cybersecurity Risk focuses on the human factor training, cautionary tales of breaches that occurred through human error, while also identifying storytelling as an effective tool in cyber education.
In this book, CEO, Brian Lord shares his insight, challenges and advice based on his long experience within the cyber industry. Click the link below to download the full chapter, ‘If SMEs are the life blood of the British economy, we’ve cut an artery‘.
Since 2013, we have been helping organisations of all sizes manage their digital risk. Our team of digital threat experts bring a broad range of experience that will ensure you understand the specific threats to your organisation and how you can mitigate the risk. Talk to us about how we can help you.
Insights
Trust & Safety: A look ahead to 2025
Working within the Trust and Safety industry, 2024 has been PGI’s busiest year to date, both in our work with clients and our participation in key conversations, particularly around the future of regulation, the human-AI interface, and child safety.
Lies, damned lies, and AI - Digital Threat Digest
At their core, artificial systems are a series of relationships between intelligence, truth, and decision making.
A pointless digital jigsaw - Digital Threat Digest
Feeding the name of a new criminal to the online OSINT community is like waving a red rag to a bull. There’s an immediate scramble to be the first to find every piece of information out there on the target, and present it back in a nice network graph (bonus points if you’re using your own network graph product and the whole thing is a thinly veiled advert for why your Ghunt code wrap with its purple-backlit-round-edged-dynamic-element CSS is better than everyone else’s).