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What UK businesses must do to prepare for a SolarWinds-style attack What UK businesses must do to prepare for a SolarWinds-style attack Industry view from Varonis   Matt Lock at Varonis describes why the SolarWinds attack was so damaging and how organisations need to defend against similar attacks In December last year, the SolarWinds breach sent shockwaves across the business world. As more details continue to emerge, including reports of new vulnerabilities in SolarWinds products, we’re on...

Businesses taking things into their own hands could lead to further loss as well as police investigations. “We would need a change in the law to allow ‘hack-back’ techniques in the UK,” says Ashley Hurst, the co-head of cyber and data litigation at law firm Osborne Clarke. “As things stand, the Computer Misuse Act 1990 and various other laws would make such activity unlawful.” Boardroom conversations in businesses targeted by ransomware may be increasingly turning to a debate over r...

Can migrating a business’ Active Directory to the cloud become a core resource as the consumerisation of tech continues? The COVID pandemic has changed many aspects of IT, including how businesses manage their digital assets. For many organisations, Active Directory (AD) has for years been a workhorse that could be depended upon when most of their workforce was centrally located, however the move to mass remote working means it’s vulnerable to cyberattacks. Nevertheless, it remains a critic...

The lonely day. >> really? >> yeah, you are supposed to spend some time cheering up lonely people. >> i would love to do that. >> when you visit them bring happy things to talk about and keep the conversation upbeat and lively. >> i always do. >> and if you cant make it in person, tom, sending cards or making a phone call is okay. >> it is always okay. i love that. >> maybe what a person needs is face-to-face time with other people. >> are you one of these people? >> not at all. >> lets welcome ...

The lonely day. >> really? >> yeah, you are supposed to spend some time cheering up lonely people. >> i would love to do that. >> when you visit them bring happy things to talk about and keep the conversation upbeat and lively. >> i always do. >> and if you cant make it in person, tom, sending cards or making a phone call is okay. >> it is always okay. i love that. >> maybe what a person needs is face-to-face time with other people. >> are you one of these people? >> not at all. >> lets welcome ...

Area, come down at 48th and sixth avenue around 8:00 and youll see him live. >> its going to be a great show. we also have famous daves barbecue here and i know its going to be a good show because steve is wearing his ceremonial summer suit. >> thats right. >> for me. which i really appreciate when you wear this. >> as i see the barbecue out there, im sure some will wind up here. at home go ahead and keep track of how long it takes before alisyn camerota makes her first arvelle ice cream guy. >>...

I didnt have a real feeling for him as far as any other way. >> and he gambled by telling that story directly to the jury itself. >> now why in violation of all of the rules of perception of trial law 101 did you elect to put him on the stand? >> this is a very intelligent man, number one. the vast majority of cases youre having people who have problems successly, he has no prior convicts. he has no criminal record. >> so you cant read back a rap sheet to him? >> exactly. so you have that luxury...

Prosecutor theorized for the jury just why edward ates had gone to such lengths to kill paul dunnsack. it was for his daughter stacy whose life had been in freefall ever since her divorce from the victim. >> she has nowhere to go. her father, her protector wants her back and wants those grandchildren in florida, and so long as paul dunnsack is alive, that will not be, and i think in part ed viewed this matter as he just needed killing. >> look at ed. you look at him. >> all wrong, replied the de...

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