Overview PageUp is well prepared for the GDPR. We setup an internal working group over 12 months ago to flesh out exactly what were compliant with, and where there were gaps that we needed to address before GDPR comes into affect. The aim of this article is to talk though some…

SSO (Single Sign On) If you’re not using Single Sign On, you really should and you can bet your IT and Security departments will be all for it. What’s so good about Single Sign On from a Security perspective? No new password to create No new password to remember Just use your work login…

First up, I use and love Parcel Lockers, they are a great free solution to a problem most Mon-Fri, 9–5 workers face with receiving deliveries. Secondly, this is not a vulnerability disclosure as such, just a write up of what I was able to expose on a public kiosk, of…

PageUp is requiring clients to connect using TLS 1.1 or higher by February 28, 2018 in order to align with industry best practices for security and data integrity. On that date we will begin disabling TLS 1.0. Action is required prior to this date to prevent any disruption to your…

For vinyl collectors, there is always that “Holy Grail” that, one day, maybe, if I get really lucky, I’ll own it, this is my story about my search, location and ownership of such a record! Backstory — I got into SRV in about 2008 and since then have been hooked. Gradually, I started collecting more and more, once the regular releases were out of the way, I started collecting bootlegs and so on. …

After the multiple Yahoo! data breaches and debacle last year, I, along with many decided to delete my Yahoo account. Yahoo! News This was an ancient email I had setup, had no personal data in it anymore and had a unique password. But it’s a part of my digital footprint…

SPF (Sender Policy Framework) serves a basic function: it tells MTAs who can send an email on my behalf. Its big advantage is that it’s an easy way to stop those dangerous targeted spoofed emails that appear to come from [first.last@yourdomain.com] …