The railways are one of the four main industries within the transport sector, the other three being shipping, aviation and road traffic.

Organisations within all these industries have plans to introduce new IT platforms and infrastructure.

Many of the plans involve innovative technologies that are only just emerging. The introduction of as yet untested technologies carries major IT security challenges.

If you would like to read more you can download the full paper here.

Here we present a demo of a credential stuffing attack which will allow professionals to visualize important metrics.  We also suggest ideas for protection mechanisms to detect and prevent this popular form of attack.
Presenters:  Jan Broniowski, Senior Software Architect and Alan Lim, Senior Penetration Tester at Crossword Cybersecurity PLC.

Written overview of the ‘Future Gazing’ Webinar.

One of the questions we are frequently asked, is ‘what placeholders should I be allocating some of my budget to in Year 3,’ or what are the future technology trends I should be thinking about.

Episode 1 is now available to watch here.

In this episode we discussed what companies should be thinking about at each stage of their journey, and Stuart Jubb talked us through some key objectives that startups should be considering.

Sean Arrowsmith and Stuart Jubb both provided real life examples where some organisations have been held to ransom or indeed lost valuable data through security breaches.

A hacker perspective: step-by-step guide and presentation of attack tools used by hackers.
Learn what a credential stuffing attack is, and why it is so popular and what companies are usually targeted.

James Henry one of our Consulting Directors, Alan Lim a Penetration tester and Jan Broniowski from our development team discuss credential stuffing and how hackers go about using these techniques.

During this Webinar, Tom Ilube talks candidly to Stuart Jubb about his experiences as a black man navigating the UKs tech industry, why diversity in tech really matters in the age of algorithms and what practical and positive steps British tech firms can take.

It can be tempting to just focus on the immediate challenges forced onto companies due to COVID-19, but Cyber practitioners who are able to balance the ‘Tactical’ decisions today, with strategic thinking, will be those who weather this storm with the most success.