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Will Food Become Russia's Next Weapon?

This White Paper details an example of an international supply chain hardening project which was carried out in a large organisation.

It is important to note that Cyjax was not involved in the project in any way. The paper serves as a analysis of the difficulties which may be encountered by companies attempting to enhance their cyber-security strategies through assessing the strengths and weakn

Cyjax CEO Kevin McMahon discusses the ever-looming threat of cyberattacks facing small and medium-sized businesses today.

Our CISO, Ian Thornton-Trump, shares his cybersecurity insights from more than 20 years in the business.

We have made some exciting new enhancements to our service over the past several months and wanted to outline them to you.

This guide is intended to help companies and organisations looking for a TI solution to meet their unique requirements. It is focused on advising businesses how best to review and optimise their use of a TI provider. This decision is not to be taken lightly: what suits a company operating in the energy sector, for example, may not be relevant to a healthcare provider.

The main trends in darknet activity from Q3 2020, and the context surrounding these developments.

Businesses and organisations are faced with an ever-increasing number of cybersecurity events, including account take over, ransomware combined with blackmail, and Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams. Choosing the right threat intelligence vendor is critical to dealing with these threats.

You may be familiar with the qualitative risk equation: consequence multiplied by likelihood. Consider a similar approach here. We will assess the consequence of the 4 R’s: Revenue, Reputation, Regulation, and Resiliency. And we will compare them against the likelihood of the 4 D’s: Disruption, Destruction, Degradation, Deception.

How can you secure your business social media offering? What are the profits and pitfalls? Check out our infographic to find out.

This white paper explores how companies can best harness the opportunities offered by platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. It outlines the major threats to business from scams and phishing and dives into the issue of privacy. Every company should have its own social media team and policy, in order to ensure the best use possible of the platforms available.

This report provides an overview of the main threats to critical infrastructure in the time of COVID-19. It also lays out an analysis of the changes in the risks to organisations in this field that have come about as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.