With surveys showing small business is overwhelmingly complacent on cybersecurity, top-level guidance yet again tries to change their habits
David Braue | 15 Jan | Read more
Dedicated teams of hackers-for-hire are on the ground in Australia and are throwing everything including the proverbial kitchen sink at business networks to identify and exploit often significant vulnerabilities – before the real bad guys do.
David Braue | 21 Apr | Read more
Adobe will release fixes for two more critical Flash Player bugs from Italian firm Hacking Team this week, but security researchers say to disable the software until it's delivered.
Australia may be a global non-contender as a source of malware callbacks, but analysis of malware from countries with more active malware-broadcasting profiles shows a strong correlation with political events such as the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine, a FireEye researcher has concluded.
David Braue | 01 Jun | Read more
A new security firm has entered the Asian market with the intent to help organizations in public and private sectors protect themselves against cyber attacks.
Computerworld Philippines staff | 28 Feb | Read more
What can malware do in 60 seconds? One minute can change everything for a business. The speed of business is all about being responsive to customers and stakeholders. So what happens when the speed of business is overtaken by the speed of malware? Given the unprecedented growth in the number of security threats that focus on stealing data, sabotaging business continuity and damaging a company’s reputation, what should organizations do to ensure the speed of malware doesn’t disrupt the speed of business? T
