I recently took part with friends and colleagues in a Grant Thornton webinar on ‘Cyber-security as a business differentiator’. You can use this link to watch the event – https://www.grantthornton.co.uk/en/insights/cyber-security-as-a-business-differentiator/. My thanks to Grant Thornton LLP, Larry Hirst, Nick Wilding and James Arthur for a really interesting session! #cyberresilience #cybersecurity #humanfactors
Courtesy of The WSJ Pro Cyber newsletter for 8 May 2019 Aside from the financial and operational damage from cyber security incidents, organizations are increasingly subject to legal consequences. Regulatory inquiries after disclosure are a growing threat. Companies are suing each other to recover costs incurred after a cyber attack. Recently, banks and other financial […]
We’ve been working to support Utego, a start-up in Italy that is offering innovative financial services through a new app. Utego have just released a promotional video to support their initial crowd-funding campaign, where our Chairman, Richard Knowlton. explains their approach to security. Check out the video on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJi9Vhz8QTk&feature=youtu.be. It’s in Italian, apart […]
Richard Knowlton had the following letter published in the Financial Times back in November 2015. It’s still relevant! Dear Sir, Many seem to accept that “good old-fashioned regulation” is the way to deal with businesses’ vulnerability to cyber-attacks. I beg to differ. The main problem in managing cyber threats is not the criminal negligence of […]
Richard Knowlton chaired his third and final Security of Things World Conference in Berlin (1-3 July 2018). The following are the comments he made to wrap up the conference. As the chair, I benefit from having the last word and knowing that there is no formal Q&A afterwards. It means that I can pick up whatever […]