and if there is not, we are disappointed. It has gotten to the stage where we actually expect there to be free WiFi in any pub, restaurant, hotel, bus, train, coffee shop etc. However if I asked you to name 5 places around your town/city where there are public WiFi hotspots you would have no difficulty in listing off locations.Įverywhere we go we are surrounded by WiFi signals whether public or private. I bet that if I asked you to name 5 places around your town/city where there are public AED’s (defibrillator) that the majority would struggle to answer. I’ll pop in from time to time with these orange boxes and my own stories or opinions. Just lime the last article Justin has done most of the work on this one. How many of you connect to a public WiFi system in work and access emails or banking details or have done so in the local restaurant on your lunch? Each time you do this you expose yourself, your family and friends and potentially your employer to risk. This is a critical risk area for security operatives to understand. This month we are discussing the risks associated with public WiFi for security operatives.

The first one was about phishing attacks and was very well received. This is the second collaboration with Justin Casey on cyber and information security risks for security operatives.

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