We do not expect people to be perfect. That is why good cyber security uses layers. Email security. Awareness. Strong authentication. Monitoring. One mistake should not become the whole incident. j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP #CyberResilience

Phishing does not need to look amateur anymore. The email can look right. The login page can look right. Even the MFA prompt can look familiar. We think the habit matters more than the appearance. Open the real site yourself. j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP

The email asks you to log in. It looks genuine. Stop. Open your browser and go to the website yourself instead of using the link. A small habit can remove a very convincing trap. j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP #Phishing

J2's CEO John McLoughlin is speaking in London this Thursday on: The Million Dollar Conversation: What happens when the criminal isn't breaking into the conversation, they're already in it? 15 October, Park Plaza Victoria. Book here: akjassociates.com/form/e-cri…

John McLoughlin, Group CEO of J2 Software, is speaking at the 18th Annual e-Crime & Cybersecurity Mid-Year Summit in London this Thursday. His session looks inside two real-world attacks where criminals quietly became part of legitimate business conversations.

Tomorrow, John McLoughlin from J2 will be exploring two real-world cases at the e-Crime & Cybersecurity Mid-Year Summit where criminals quietly inserted themselves into legitimate business conversations and millions were lost. Book here: akjassociates.com/form/e-cri…

We spend a lot of time asking whether criminals can get into our systems. John McLoughlin is asking a different question this Thursday: Would we know if the criminal was already inside a trusted conversation? akjassociates.com/form/e-cri… #J2MSSP

Is this really about the weaponisation of food becoming a reality. Is this highlighting some failures in the supermarket cyber security and cyber resilience. Is blaming 'older models that can't be updated' really an excuse? Ask the experts. 🌐 j2mssp.com/

Two real attacks. $1.6m lost in one. $4m plus personal director losses in another. The criminals became part of legitimate business conversations and were not discovered until the money had gone. John McLoughlin tells the story Thursday. #J2MSSP #CyberResilience

John McLoughlin is speaking in London this Thursday on: The Million Dollar Conversation: What happens when the criminal isn't breaking into the conversation, they're already in it? 15 October, Park Plaza Victoria. akjassociates.com/form/e-cri… #J2MSSP #eCrime

Would we know if somebody was using legitimate access for the wrong reason? ASOS says the affected platforms were locked down and its website and app remained safe to use. Walked in not hacked... j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP #CyberResilience

The account can be genuine. The person using it may not be. Left a door open? That is why cyber security is not only about stopping break-ins. It is also about recognising when trusted access is being misused. j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP #CyberResilience

ASOS says an employee account was accessed after somebody impersonated a trusted contact and obtained login credentials. The system may have seen valid access. The question is whether the business could see the person behind it. j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP

Not every data breach needs reporting to the ICO. It depends on the risk to the people affected. Every business needs someone who can make that call quickly and calmly. Who is yours? j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/… #J2MSSP

An email sent to the wrong client. A laptop left on a train. Both can be personal data breaches. The ICO says start a log straight away, even if you never need to report it. Does your team know that? TAKE THE TEST j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/… #J2MSSP

The 72 hours you get to report a personal data breach to the ICO start when you discover it, not when it happened. If it happened this afternoon, who in your business would start the log? Check your readiness: j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/… #J2MSSP

Two real attacks. One involved a $1.6m crypto loss. Another involved $4m plus personal losses for directors. The criminals were communicating with both sides, and nobody knew until the money had gone. John McLoughlin tells the story in London, 15th October. #J2MSSP #eCrime

The company is real. The people are real. The transaction is real. But somebody else has quietly joined the conversation. John McLoughlin will explore two real-world, million-dollar attacks at e-Crime Mid-Year on 15 October. #J2MSSP #CyberResilience

What happens when the criminal isn't breaking into the conversation, they're already in it? John McLoughlin is speaking at the e-Crime & Cybersecurity Mid-Year Summit in London on 15 October. Million Dollar Conversation. Who is really in yours? #J2MSSP #eCrime

A cyber incident is a bad time to discover that everybody thought somebody else was responsible. Know who calls whom before you need them. Preparation beats panic. Find your gaps j2mssp.com/cyber-risk-score/ #J2MSSP #CyberResilience