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 | Read more
The visibility and accessibility inherent in the role of an executive make them a prime target for cyberattacks. It’s important for the C-Suite to be aware of their vulnerabilities and how they can combat these in their daily work.
Darran Rolls | 20 Sep | Read more
A company’s executives inevitably undertake a number of important leadership activities, making them both visible and accessible.
Darran Rolls | 20 Sep | Read more
By now, most financially or technically savvy people are aware of the breach disclosed by Equifax on September 7.
Joe Toomey | 20 Sep | Read more
Cybersecurity – and consequently cyber insurance – is something that not many SMEs (small to medium-sized enterprises) spend time thinking about.
Richard Laycock | 10 Sep | Read more
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 | Read more
Ransomware is becoming the new ‘norm’ with fresh attacks launched every day.
George Wilson | 01 Sep | Read more
In recent years, ransomware, which works by encrypting information and demanding ransom in return for decryption, has emerged as one of the single, biggest security threats to Australian businesses.
Louis Tague, Managing Director A/NZ at Veritas Technologies | 25 Aug | Read more
Whenever you browse the internet, chances of any cyberattack or theft are likely. When a virus attacks you through your browser, your information, such as your passwords or your information could get stolen.
Lisa Froelings | 18 Aug | Read more
With cyber security now a top-level issue for all organisations, ensuring board members and senior managers understand exactly what is happening is critical.
Sean Kopelke | 09 Aug | Read more
Australian companies more prone to long business interruptions due to ransomware
David Braue | 02 Aug | Read more
Pity the poor network admin, already struggling with all the new tech hitting the corporate infrastructure, when almost daily he/she reads unnerving stats like the following from IDC: ‘The growth of new technologies will add almost US$1.8 trillion to the overall size of the IT industry in terms of annual sales by 2020, and Asia Pacific will lead the way!’ Oops!
It’s not surprising that data breaches are slowly making their way up the list of business executives’ biggest fears.
Richard Laycock | 12 Jun | Read more
The stakes for protecting against ransomware are about to get higher as malicious tools evolve to target Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and threaten critical infrastructure.
Lauren Horaist | 08 May | Read more
Information security professionals used to put all of their chips towards incident prevention.
Carbon Black | 27 Apr | Read more
Without consultation or warning, the Australian Government has decided to abolish the speciality skilled migration 457 visa system.
Andrew van der Stock | 27 Apr | Read more
It’s not a matter of if you’re going to be DDoS attacked, it’s a matter of when – many APAC organisations fail to understand the threat and quantify the risk – right-sizing and verifying the solution is a must.
Robin Schmitt | 10 Apr | Read more
As data breaches increase in size, frequency and impact, Centrify CEO Tom Kemp calls for a fundamental rethink of security to maintain our trust in current and emerging technologies.
With the number of mobile devices used within businesses growing by the day, ensuring they remain secure is becoming an increasing challenge for IT teams.
David De Laine | 16 Dec | Read more
It’s no secret that the threat of cyber-crime in Australia is on the rise. Last year, the number of cyber-threats more than doubled.
Dan Slattery | 08 Dec | Read more