Security > Cybercrime

ISACA publishes AI in security white paper

13 December, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

ISACA has published a new white paper that aims to sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to applying AI and machine learning in cybersecurity.


eftpos using AI to fight online shopping fraud

03 December, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

eftpos has launched a new AI-driven counter-fraud capability as part of the $100m digital upgrade to Australia's sovereign debit payments system.


What drives Aussie business leaders to make ransomware payments?

25 November, 2021

Research has revealed that most Australian businesses decided to pay a cyber ransom within 48 hours to minimise impact and potential damage to stakeholders.


Fraud management startup Riskified opens Melbourne office

18 November, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Israeli fraud management startup Riskified has expanded into Australia with the opening of a Melbourne office.


Australian SMEs facing rising cyber threat

29 October, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Two in three Australian SMEs fell victim to cyber attacks during the last year, according to research released by Cisco.


Mainframe-reliant organisations urged to boost security

27 October, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Australian mainframe-reliant organisations should bolster their security in advance of changes to critical infrastructure legislation, according to Micro Focus.


Ransomware: tougher penalties and mandatory reporting

14 October, 2021

New criminal offences, tougher penalties and a mandatory reporting regime have been announced under the Ransomware Action Plan.


Visa's AI tools stopped $354m of fraud in 12 months

13 October, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Visa's AI-driven security tools protected Australian businesses from more than $354m of fraud in a 12-month period, the company said.


FooForce CEO calls for national approach to reporting cyberattacks

01 October, 2021

FooForce CEO Frances Russell has called for an organised national approach for cybercrime victims to report cyberattacks.


Ransomware costing financial firms $3.61m per breach

23 September, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Sophos' State of Ransomware in Financial Services report found that 35% of financial services organisations faced a ransomware attack in 2020.


Cyber threats surge 13% in FY21: ACSC

16 September, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The ACSC's Annual Cyber Threat Report found that cyber threats reported to the agency grew 13% during FY21 as attackers sought to take advantage of the pandemic.


Australian security teams facing more work due to COVID-19

15 September, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Two-thirds of IT security professionals in Australia reported an increase in both their non-security and security workloads as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.


Companies urged to consider pros and cons of paying a ransom

10 August, 2021 by Dustin Brewer*, Senior Director of Emerging Technology and Innovation at ISACA

The conversation is heating up globally about whether companies should pay in a ransomware attack.


ACSC warns of steep rise in LockBit ransomware attacks

09 August, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The ACSC has issued a threat advisory warning of a sharp increase in the volume of successful LockBit ransomware attacks targeting Australian organisations.


RSM, X-Analytics to help orgs manage financial cyber risk exposure

06 August, 2021

RSM Australia has partnered with X-Analytics to assess the cyber risk an organisation carries in clear monetary terms.


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