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Document disposal – don’t take risks

  • Post author:Taz Wake - Halkyn Security
  • Post published:14 October 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security News

There has been a lot of press coverage over the recent incident where a cabinet office minister (Oliver Letwin) was observed throwing official documents into a public waste bin. Although…

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Security Risk Management – Protecting your business

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:10 October 2011
  • Post category:Security News/Security Risk Management

Security risk management is, as we frequently say, important for every organisation. For most businesses it can be a make or break issue and, in lots of industries, there are…

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Security Risk Management and Risk Response Options

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:7 October 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Risk Management

Proper management of risk is essential to every organisation. Although frequently seen in a negative light, risk is simply an uncertainty of outcome and routinely accompanies new opportunities. Poor risk…

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Hospital loses 800 patient’s data

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:3 October 2011
  • Post category:Security News

A report has apparently revealed that the East Surrey Hospital has lost an unencrypted USB drive containing the details of 800 patients. According to the Crawley Observer, this data included details such…

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Employee Owned Devices

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:30 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Risk Management

It is difficult for any enterprise level IT hardware supply to keep up with the trend for new, shiny, consumer devices. Most businesses have a multi-year cycle of purchasing assets,…

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Business Security – Rapid Security and Safety Review Checklist

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:26 September 2011
  • Post category:Downloads/Security/Security News

It is important that you understand what your current security situation is. This is the bedrock for everything else you do, however, unfortunately most organisations seem to have difficulty pinning…

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Hacked out of business?

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:23 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security News

Most businesses understand that security is important but, as we discussed in a previous post (How do you measure the value of Information Security?) there is a tendency for owners…

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Security Investigations, an essential tool

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:19 September 2011
  • Post category:Security

Security always fails at some point. No matter what you do, the bad guys will eventually manage to get past something. Sadly, this is inevitable. The best employee screening program…

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Prison Sentences for Data Breaches?

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:16 September 2011
  • Post category:Security

A recent study by CA Technologies indicates that almost 90% of businesses experience some form of data loss (as reported in SC Magazine) and 2009 research from the Ponemon Institute…

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Email Security – the risk of typos

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:12 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security News

We all make typos - nearly everyone suffers from the effects of fingers and brains going out of sync - and it is why the most important tool in any…

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How do you measure the value of security?

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:9 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Education and Awareness/Security Risk Management

For lots of people and businesses of all sizes, security is viewed as something which is an unfortunate cost that simply has to be tolerated. In effect, this gives rise…

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Risk Management and Measurement

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:7 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Risk Management

Security is built upon the bedrock of risk management, but this is frequently overlooked and instead things are left to chance. Every activity carries risk and nothing can ever provide…

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Security Policy – Essential first step

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:5 September 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Education and Awareness

Security is important. Security underpins pretty much every activity you are engaged in - be it at work or at home. From a business perspective, security can be the difference…

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Global Marketplace – Staying Secure Abroad

  • Post author:Taz Wake - Halkyn Security
  • Post published:2 September 2011
  • Post category:Security

There is a strong business benefit in being able to project you business across the globe. By lifting geographical boundaries, you open up new markets and can take advantage of…

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Testing for Insecure Passwords

  • Post author:Halkyn Security
  • Post published:26 August 2011
  • Post category:Security/Security Education and Awareness

Despite recent popular opinion and some well publicised hacks involving them, passwords are not intrinsically weak. When used properly, they are a perfectly good, single factor, method of authentication. The important part…

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