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0.0.0.0 Day Threatens Local Networks: A newly discovered vulnerability in major web browsers like Chrome and Firefox allows attackers to exploit the 0.0.0.0 IP address, bypassing security measures and accessing local services. This flaw, though 18 years old, poses a serious risk of data breaches and unauthorized access. Immediate action is needed to update systems and secure networks.

Hey Executives! Ever heard of the 'Somebody Else's Problem' Field? Imagine you're cruising through the galaxy, towel in hand, and you encounter the infamous 'Somebody Else's Problem' (SEP) field from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Convenient, right? You see nothing because, well, it's not your problem. Ready for a Laugh and Some Serious Cyber Wisdom? Check out our latest blog: Not Just 'Somebody Else's Problem' Anymore!

Running a not-for-profit is a labor of love, but even the most dedicated organisations aren't immune to cyber threats. Imagine an NFP with a lean budget and 90% of its staff being volunteers, suddenly hit by a ransomware attack. Systems paralysed, critical data locked, and a ransom demand beyond their means. In our latest article, we dive into the real impact of such an attack and the lessons learned. From the immediate panic and financial strain to the long-term consequences of trust erosion and recovery costs, this story serves as a crucial reminder for all small businesses and NFPs.;

In the complex landscape of modern business, the recent CrowdStrike situation, with it's massive global business impact has impact has impact has highlighted a critical reality: cybersecurity issues can be staggeringly expensive.

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Back to Basic: Understanding The Crucial Difference Between Cyber Risk and Cyber Security

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