A new malware compromise identified last week was using malware officially signed and provided by its software manufacturer for public download by millions of people.
Brett Williams |
29 Sep |
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When facing today’s advanced threat landscape, in-depth layered defence has long been best practice.
Arabella Hallawell |
29 Sep |
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During the past six months, the Carbon Black Threat Analysis Unit (TAU) analysed more than 1,000 ransomware samples, categorising them into 150 families, and found attackers are looking to make quick, easy money with unsophisticated malware, combined with sophisticated delivery methods.
Brian Baskin |
26 Sep |
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During the past six months, the Carbon Black Threat Analysis Unit (TAU) analysed more than 1,000 ransomware samples
Brian Baskin |
22 Sep |
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It’s often said that hacking is a technology problem. While it is a technology problem, it’s also very much a human and business problem. Hacking, and data breaches, are a huge issue.
Craig Dore |
22 Sep |
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As organisations strive to protect their IT infrastructure in a constantly evolving cyber threat landscape, the strategy of application shielding is rapidly gaining popularity around the world.
Michael Warnock |
20 Sep |
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Finding all of your raw software data overwhelming? Struggling to take actionable information away from it?
Angus Vause |
20 Sep |
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Digital transformation has converted IT infrastructures from perimeter-based environments to a boundaryless mix of modern and traditional devices hosted both on-site and in the cloud.
Dick Bussiere |
19 Sep |
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With ransomware attacks and security breaches impacting organisations globally on a regular basis, security is very much front and centre of every CSO’s agenda.
Peter Lees |
15 Sep |
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Cyberattacks are constantly evolving, and it seems like every day there’s a new story about an organisation that’s been breached.
Nick Lennon |
15 Sep |
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I often reflect on how difficult choices in the IT industry can be. Do we invest more in prevention, detection or response? Do we automate or add more staff? Do we use a managed service or keep it in house?
Rick McElroy |
15 Sep |
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A rapid rise of internet-connected devices offers huge potential benefits for businesses and consumers, however it's also sparking increasing concern among IT security experts.
Phil Kernick |
15 Sep |
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Today, machine learning has come of age as it seeks to create predictive models and algorithms and gives computers the ability to carry out tasks without being explicitly programmed.
Andrew Slavkovic |
15 Sep |
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Cloud-based business solutions are becoming mainstream and are radically transforming how businesses operate. This presents new challenges around how sensitive corporate data is managed and accessed.
Daniel Iversen |
13 Sep |
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Australia is recognised as being one of the most technogically advanced countries in the region, with an increasingly mobile workforce helping to foster a more agile and productive business landscape.
Les Williamson |
13 Sep |
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When we see a car wreck it’s easy to slow down and gawk. The first thing we think is ‘Wow, that’s awful,’ quickly followed by ‘Whew… glad that wasn’t me,’ and then we drive on.
Rick McElroy |
10 Sep |
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Cybersecurity – and consequently cyber insurance – is something that not many SMEs (small to medium-sized enterprises) spend time thinking about.
Richard Laycock |
10 Sep |
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For decades network engineering was the cornerstone of, well, everything. Without a predictable and reliable network, businesses stumbled, and network engineering prevented that from happening.
Dave Greenfield |
06 Sep |
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One of the major aspects of ITAM (IT Asset Management) is SAM (Software Asset Management). SAM has seen a huge increase in interest and demand in its services recently.
Savaram Ravindra |
05 Sep |
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Traditionally security has been perceived as a barrier towards a positive user experience, but over the past decade end-user expectations have been slowly shifting.
Jenny Yang |
02 Sep |
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