Resources

Pinsent Masons – Best Practices

Pinsent Masons are a company who approached the campaign the right way – engaging with the rest of the business early and making it part of their security culture.

Engaging The YouTube Generation

Parental Control Episode 3: Google

Budding ornithologist Alfie is upstairs looking at birds on the internet. No, not what you’re thinking- we mean actual birds. Besides, Safe Search has been set up on Google so there shouldn’t be any confusion…right?

For details of how to set up Safe Search on Google, visit here.

Parental Control Episode 2: YouTube

Now feeling internet-conscious, Chloe flags up concerns when Sarah asks to watch some “epic fail” videos on YouTube. With Restricted Mode switched off, Jack and Chloe venture into the web to test the “three clicks” theory…

You can find instructions for Enabling Restricted Mode on YouTube here.

Parental Control Episode 1: Facebook

Jack has three tasks this weekend: Look after his niece and nephew; make sure they don’t starve; and let 13 year old Sarah set up Facebook. But he’s out of his depth, forgotten lunch and now Sarah’s got HOW MANY friends on Facebook?!

For more information and tips visit the NSPCC website

10 Commandments of the Serious Workplace

Some people feel that encouraging employees to enjoy themselves whilst learning, is taking things too far. Ted Davis is one of them. He’s a practical guy, and to make things clearer for us, he’s created The Ten Commandments of the Serious Workplace…

Amy the Social Engineer

This social engineering attacker takes advantage of people’s good nature to get in the building, but it’s not just the access that poses a risk, it’s leaving documents and devices unlocked and in plain sight

Holiday at the Hackmans

Our latest Christmas film takes us to a quiet part of the English countryside, where we find that hackers are really just like us…

Information Security? Child’s Play

The sometimes shouty, but always informative RANT Conference asked us to create an intro video for their event. So we got together the best and brightest, security savvy seven year olds to give us some insights…