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TPN Security Alerts

Keeps your team informed of active threats as they happen, so you can reinforce vigilance and react faster when industry-wide risks emerge.

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What this is

TPN issues these alerts when a threat is affecting the industry as a whole — a vulnerability being actively exploited, a technique being used against production companies, or a service that has been compromised. They describe what is happening and what to do about it, so you are not relying on the news to find out.

There is no account to create. Register an email address on this site and the alerts are sent to you as they are issued. A shared mailbox works better than one person's inbox, so the alert still reaches someone when they are away. You can unsubscribe at any time.

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Consider these suggestions for what to do next. They either address the same gaps, or are logical next steps.

High-impact Patching Install software and firmware updates, starting with anything reachable from the internet. Turn on automatic updates where you can, and check monthly for the systems that cannot update themselves. Fix itThis weekOpen → It only takes one system nobody has updated. Training Train Your Team Content security training for every member of staff, not just technical roles. Most incidents begin with an everyday decision, so the people making those decisions are the ones best placed to prevent them. Fix itThis weekOpen → One judgment call can protect an entire title. High-impact Enable MFA Turn on multi-factor authentication for email, file transfer and remote access — one of the most common gaps described in industry security alerts. Fix itThis weekOpen → Start here if you've done nothing else. Gap Analysis Find Your Gaps The free TPN Questionnaire measures your current practices against the MPA Content Security Best Practices, giving you a clear picture of your gaps and a route to closing them. Fix itThis quarterOpen → Tells you which fix matters most for you.