As businesses return from the holiday season and prepare to launch into a busy 2018, one thing remains certain, cybercrime will still play a major role in 2018.
Jackson Shaw |
01 Feb |
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Exciting technology developments from the completion of Elon Musk’s giant solar battery in South Australia to the highly anticipated iPhone X have marked 2017 as a calendar year for technology in Australia.
John Leiseboer |
01 Feb |
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The countdown to Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) is on. Time is creeping up on us before Australia’s new Privacy Amendment Act 2017 settles into place.
Graeme Pyper |
31 Jan |
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Cyber threats are a constantly moving target, with the pace at which vulnerabilities are discovered increasing every week.
Robin Schmitt |
30 Jan |
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Those working in financial services or tech are probably all too familiar with the day-to-day cyber risks present in their industries.
Richard Laycock |
29 Jan |
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In the year ahead, businesses of all sizes must prepare for the unknown so they have the flexibility to withstand unexpected and high impact security events.
Steve Durbin |
23 Jan |
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Today’s employees have high expectations when it comes to business technology.
Sean Kopelke |
16 Jan |
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Christmas may have come a few days early this past December for security advocates with the introduction of the Haven app, bringing with it a fair amount of excitement, criticism, and an excellent opportunity to explore some of the less often discussed aspects of working with open source.
Rami Sass |
10 Jan |
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Over 51 percent of adults were banking online in 2013 – and the number continues to rise. The days of filling out deposit slips and waiting in long lines are quickly fading away.
Lisa Froelings |
09 Jan |
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Companies of all industries and sizes are in the midst of a revolution, driven by connected customers who expect personalised and consistent experiences across every channel.
Corinne Sklar |
20 Dec |
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Much of the world has gone mobile with smartphones and tablets. To a certain extent, the mobile devices have outrun the software to support them.
Peter McBryde |
19 Dec |
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In May the WannaCry ransomware attack wreaked worldwide havoc, infecting and paralysing 230,000 computers across 150 countries.
Robin Schmitt |
13 Dec |
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The WPA-2 KRACK vulnerability has been all over the news recently and given how many people it affects, there’s no wonder it’s getting some serious airtime.
Michael Davies |
15 Nov |
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Data breaches continue to devastate organisations, and the threat from insiders, whether malicious or accidental, continues to grow as the value and volume of data grows.
Tim Macdermid |
01 Nov |
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Hackers are suffering from an image problem. Often thought of as anti-social geeks, hidden away in basements, the reality of modern hackers paints a different picture.
Graeme Pyper |
31 Oct |
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With large-scale cyber attacks becoming increasingly common, having an effective defence strategy in place has never been more important.
Chris Hodson |
30 Oct |
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The widely publicised KRAK vulnerability might allow cyber criminals to intercept data being transmitted between Wi-Fi access points and endpoints, recent research has uncovered.
Rick McElroy |
25 Oct |
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The sophistication of attacker tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs), coupled with Australia’s mandatory data breach notification laws coming into effect in early 2018 means organisations are faced with the onerous task of evaluating their existing cybersecurity investments to ensure personally identifiable information (PII) and critical business information are protected at all times.
Ashish Thapar |
11 Oct |
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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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