Cyber Security
commissum is pleased to announce its membership of the Risk Management Delivery Group (RMDG), a partnership programme established by the UK’s Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI) aimed at creating strong and dynamic links with leading UK consultancies.
The programme provides RMDG members with the benefit of direct access to CPNI protective security advice, briefings and support. This enables member consultancies to provide their customers with informed and comprehensive services relating to protective security, and to address customer vulnerabilities in an integrated way.
Cyber Security Strategy & Critical National Infrastructure
commissum has permission to use a special logo to indicate when our support to customers has been informed by advice from CPNI.
Membership of the RMDG is an acknowledgement by CPNI of the key and trusted support that commissum can provide to the UK’s critical national infrastructure community on protective security.
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"commissum recently provided invaluable advice and support, ensuring the success of our secure remote access project, and has provided us with annual penetration testing and managed service scanning for several years. I would happily recommend commissum to others for their professionalism and quality of service.”
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Leading USA military contractor QinetiQ hacked and ransacked by Chinese hackers for three years
A new report from Bloomberg, the business information provider (www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-05-01/china-cyberspies-outwit-u-s-stealing-military-secrets.html) outlines how hackers from China stealthily infiltrated the computer systems of QinetiQ North America, a leading espionage and military contractor to the US government, and the US branch of the British defence technology company QinetiQ. A vast range of highly ...Wed 08 May, 2013 //
Suspected hacker arrested after “biggest-ever DDoS attack”
Police in Spain have arrested a Dutch national on suspicion of launching the largest-ever “Distributed Denial of Service” (DDoS) attack. Sven Olaf Kamphuis, 35, was arrested on April 25th near Barcelona, Spain. At the time, he was in possession of a specially-equipped van set up as a mobile computing and ...Tue 30 Apr, 2013 //
Hackers break into large cloud provider, claim to have credit card details
Some days ago, hackers gained access to computers owned by Linode, a company providing cloud services in the form of virtual Linux servers. The hackers gained access by using a “zero-day vulnerability” (a previously unsuspected security weakness) in Adobe ColdFusion, the software used in running the Linode web server. It ...Fri 26 Apr, 2013 //
