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For the first time in its 60-year history, the OECD offered policy guidelines for risk reduction through vulnerability management. Todayâs columnists, Rayna Stamboliyska and Tarah Wheeler offer some insights on how the industry will respond. Credit: OECD/Victor Tonelli
For the first time in its history this past February, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) offered policy guidelines for digital risk reduction through vulnerability management. We were asked to contribute comments and expertise on how governments and private companies can handle cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Those efforts are part of a stronger dynamic: We see a massive increase in intergovernmental conversations on vulnerability non-proliferation.
April 14, 2021
For the first time in its 60-year history, the OECD offered policy guidelines for risk reduction through vulnerability management. Todayâs columnists, Rayna Stamboliyska and Tarah Wheeler offer some insights on how the industry will respond.
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For the first time in its 60-year history, the OECD offered policy guidelines for risk reduction through vulnerability management. Todayâs columnists, Rayna Stamboliyska and Tarah Wheeler offer some insights on how the industry will respond.
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Gmail safer than parliament s email system
Google s email service - Gmail - is “more secure” than parliament s email system, the chair of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee has claimed.
Tom Tugendhat told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme he has repeatedly been the focus of cyber attacks over the past three years.
Hackers have tried to access his account and sent emails impersonating him, he told the BBC.
The Tory MP believes China and Iran were behind some of these attempts.
“I was told by friends at GCHQ that I was better off sticking to Gmail, rather than using the parliamentary system, because it was more secure,” said Mr Tugendhat.