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Do you keep up with news and emerging threats in cybersecurity? The problem is that it's easy to get overwhelmed by all the information out there. I used to - try to read too many articles  - only get a SURFACE-LEVEL understanding of the articles - not want to keep up with the reading anymore I realized that keeping up with the cyber security news is an important skill you build up over time. Everyday I - go to one place to find news - pick at least one article I'm interested in  - look up the exact details of HOW a company got attacked to expand my knowledge Making these changes made it much easier to stay updated and deepened my knowledge without burning out. What's your favourite cyber security news site?

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People overcomplicate cyber security defense in ICS/OT (and IT). If you’re just getting started: Avoid: - Trying to rush it - Focusing on the latest shiny toys - Listening to those that discourage you Instead: - Start simple - Focus on the basics - Remember - "Defense is doable!" - Just ask Rob Lee! Focus on this for the first month. Build from there. Step by step. No need to overcomplicate cyber security.

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Hello Everyone, What can Fairy Tales teach us about Information and Cyber Security? Today, let's explore into the classic story of The Three Wishes. In this timeless tale, the characters face the challenge of managing priorities - much like organizations must prioritize their cybersecurity efforts wisely. Just as the characters must carefully consider how to use their limited wishes, businesses must strategically allocate resources to address cybersecurity concerns effectively. This tale serves as a reminder that in the cybersecurity landscape, where resources are not infinite, strategic decision-making is crucial for ensuring effective protection against cyber threats. To learn more about managing priorities in cybersecurity and other crucial security practices, join us on our journey through the world of Fairy Tales. Please follow  https://lnkd.in/esKiJvaJ and stay tuned for more. Which Fairy Tales come to mind when you think of Information and Cyber Security? Share your thoughts in the comments below! Get Secure, Get Loopli.

New Zealanders are getting better at spotting cyber security threats. Some important points are that 95% of New Zealanders believe they are responsible for their own cyber security, and many are taking steps to protect themselves online. Also mentioned is that younger New Zealanders are less likely to be concerned about cyber security. #certnz #cybercrime #cyber

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