CSO Perspectives Roadshow Sydney : IN PHOTOS
CSO & Enex Testlab join forces to deliver a first class IT Security event in Sydney's Four Seasons Hotel.
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CSO Perspectives Roadshow Sydney
Sydney's CSO Perspectives Roadshow was a place for sharing of unique challenges, including awareness and preparedness, amongst Sydneys elite IT Security community.
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In Pictures CSO Perspectives Roadshow
CSO Perspectives Roadshow infiltrates Canberra security community
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News about #csoperspectives
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Could AI-powered multi-factor authentication kill the password at last?
The confluence of new technologies is set to help businesses move away from password-based authentication towards a more-secure, less-invasive approach that relies heavily on behavioural monitoring and a range of inputs from smartphones and other devices.
David Braue | 22 Mar | Read more
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CSO Perspectives – The Dangerous World of IoT
IoT is a significant threat surface. Even devices such as modern smartphones, which are perhaps the first IoT device that hit many of our networks, carry out many actions that are largely invisible to many of us. Other devices were developed with few security controls, where "if it works - ship" rules, into environments where that were never anticipated.
Anthony Caruana | 17 Mar | Read more
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CSO Perspectives - Rough around the edges
Mark Loveless is a security researcher with Duo, a company focussed on two-factor authentication. He spoke at the CSO Perspectives Roadshow on his journey in the infosec business, where he has worked as both a white-hat and a black-hat hacker.
Anthony Caruana | 14 Mar | Read more
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CSO Perspectives: There's more to security than hiding your laptop under your mattress
That's the key theme for this year's CSP Perspectives Roadshow which hits six cities across Australia and New Zealand.
Anthony Caruana | 14 Mar | Read more
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Stuxnet, Snowden and Sony: Why we've passed the cyber security tipping point
Heavy-handed pressures from tech-unaware legislators, successful strikes by laterally-thinking hackers, a growing tide of dissent about government intervention and corporate concerns about last year's massive hack of Sony Pictures corporate documents have pushed us past the security tipping point into an environment where cyber-attacks will increasingly become favoured tools of nation states and terrorist groups, a leading security journalist has warned.
David Braue | 06 Mar | Read more
