Large organisations aren't necessarily any better at cybersecurity than small ones, according to a new survey of CSOs that found Asia-Pacific organisations consider themselves the most-prepared in the world – even though fully three-quarters of respondents believe their organisation lacks the maturity to address cybersecurity risks.
David Braue | 10 Jun | Read more
A $33.3m investment in large-scale identity management systems will form a cornerstone of the government's Digital Transformation Office (DTO) – an umbrella effort to securely push government service delivery online – which will be fast-tracked through a $254.7m Budget allocation over four years that will see numerous other agencies chipping in to support the transformation agenda.
David Braue | 13 May | Read more
The leak of world leaders' passport details by Australia's Department of Immigration and Border Protection made news around the world, but new figures suggest that such breaches are far from isolated incidents, with human error – and not outside hacking, as many might believe – the biggest source of compromise in government agencies.
David Braue | 06 May | Read more
CSOs and non-technical executives are warming to better visibility of key security metrics through aggregation platforms that track and present organisational security posture and compliance position in a more intuitive way, according to one security vendor.
David Braue | 22 Apr | Read more