Working in a SOC is so stressful that two-thirds of employees want to leave
Focus on technology instead of people has left SOC staff overworked, undersupported, and begging for counselling
David Braue | 31 Jul | Read more
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As NAB addresses security lapse, average data-breach costs pass $3m
Australian companies are taking longer to detect and address costly breaches
David Braue | 29 Jul | Read more
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Latest credential-stuffing attacks confirm we’re still reusing too many passwords
This month’s successful credential-stuffing attacks against Reddit and DailyMotion may be clear reminders about the growing risk of password reuse, but yet another survey of password habits suggests that we still aren’t getting any better at protecting ourselves.
David Braue | 30 Jan | Read more
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CSO Webinar: Enhancing visibility & early detection to improve your security practices & governance
According to new research conducted by the Ponemon Institute, Australia and New Zealand have the highest levels of data breaches out of the nine countries investigated. This was linked to heavy investment in security detection and an under-investment in security and vulnerability response capabilities
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“Negligent and unqualified” executives have killed online privacy. Get used to it.
Experts throw up their hands as impact of mass breaches reaches “epidemic” proportions
David Braue | 09 Oct | Read more
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How to Test the Security Savvy of Your Staff
How do you know your employees retain what you teach them in company-required security awareness training? You don't -- unless you regularly test their security savvy and effectively address their mistakes during post-test follow-up sessions.
Kim Lindros and Ed Tittel | 24 Feb | Read more
Features about Ponemon Institute
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Beware the 'visual hack'
When it comes to cybersecurity, people are the biggest problem. Or, you could make that "problems."
Taylor Armerding | 17 Mar | Read more
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Rio Tinto spying case a wake up call to CIOs?
The arrest of Rio Tinto executive Stern Hu in China on spying charges has brought home the need for CIOs to examine data security according to the CEO of security company PGP, Phil Dunkelberger.
Tim Lohman | 12 Aug | Read more