by Tricerion | Apr 25, 2022 | Digital Inequalities, Vulnerabilities
Did you catch our panel discussion at the Cyber Fringe Festival? Our CEO Schehrezade Davidson took part in a session on the topic of ‘Cyber for the Vulnerable: Are we doing enough?’ Watch or re-watch the session here. Thank you to Cyber Quarter – Midlands Centre for...
by Tricerion | Apr 11, 2022 | SafeLogin™, Vulnerabilities
A new survey claims 83% of organisations who suffered a data breach in the last 12 months believe the incident came from a compromised password or a stolen identity. With more people working remotely, businesses can no longer rely on pre-pandemic protocols, policies,...
by Tricerion | Feb 14, 2022 | Passwords, SafeLogin™, Vulnerabilities
An analysis of NCSC data on over 100,000 breached passwords has found that people continue to use easy to guess passwords such as QWERTY, password and 123456. People tend to do this to cope with password fatigue, reusing the same simple and predictable password across...
by Tricerion | Jan 10, 2022 | Passwords, SafeLogin™, Vulnerabilities
“Stop blaming people for choosing bad passwords and instead put the onus on websites and services to encourage and enforce better cyber hygiene” This is a good article highlighting the fact that year on year passwords like “123456”, “qwerty” and “password” continue to...
by Tricerion | Dec 13, 2021 | Digital Inequalities, Usability, Vulnerabilities
Last week our CEO Schehrezade Davidson moderated a webinar ‘Cyber for the vulnerable: Are we doing enough?’ with a superb panel including Sally Eaves, John Jellema, Gavin Neate and Zoe West to delve into how the cyber security industry can make a...
by Tricerion | Nov 30, 2021 | Passwords, Vulnerabilities
Administrators of WordPress sites using GoDaddy’s WordPress managed hosted service are being warned to change their passwords and watch for phishing attacks after the provider admitted it was hacked last week. The way the attacker got in: A compromised password. It...
