eSafety's decision to reject online safety codes welcomed
06 June, 2023 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingInternational Justice Mission Australia has endorsed the eSafety Commissioner's decision to reject as inadequate two industry-created online safety codes.
Study finds banks still struggling with early fraud detection
06 June, 2023Banks are still challenged when it comes to detecting fraud and money laundering campaigns before customers' financial assets are adversely affected.
Cybercriminals spoofing the financial sector
02 June, 2023 by Luke Power, ANZ Managing Director, Trellix | Supplied by: TrellixThe financial services sector is a highly lucrative target, so it is no surprise that it's among the top industries targeted by cyber attacks.
The impact of a four-day work week on IT security
30 May, 2023 by Steve Singer, Senior Regional Vice President, Country Manager – ANZ at Zscaler | Supplied by: Zscaler Australia Pty LtdSecurity compromise detection relies on an established baseline of behaviour, but how do you establish a baseline when everything is abnormal?
Reduce the risk of accounts payable fraud
24 May, 2023 by Fabian Calle, managing director, small and medium business, SAP Concur ANZ | Supplied by: SAP Concur Technologies ( Australia) Pty LtdAs businesses integrate more flexible, technology-driven tools and processes, they also expose their operations to additional risks.
Why you need a cyber crisis management plan
23 May, 2023 by Michael van Rooyen, CTO Networks, Orro Group | Supplied by: Orro GroupDeveloping a cyber crisis management plan can help minimise an attack's ongoing damage and also prepare the organisation's response to future threats.
Mitigating the rise of double extortion ransomware
22 May, 2023 by Brian Grant, ANZ Regional Director, Thales Cloud Security | Supplied by: Thales AustraliaRansomware perpetrators have evolved their business model to include a second catastrophic phase — double extortion ransomware.
Threat spotlight: Malicious HTML attachments double
15 May, 2023 by Fleming Shi, Chief Technology Officer, Barracuda Networks | Supplied by: Barracuda NetworksBarracuda Networks CTO Fleming Shi shines a light on the cybercriminal misuse of HTML as an attack tool.
Criminals exploiting trusted brands in phishing attacks
12 May, 2023 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCybercriminals are increasingly exploiting trust in technology brands including Microsoft and Adobe to launch phishing attacks, Avast has warned.
Protection from scams shouldn't sacrifice privacy
10 May, 2023 by Richard Booth, VP of Sales APAC, BioCatch | Supplied by: BioCatchWhen dealing with individually personal cyber threats, the balance of privacy and protection can become misconstrued.
Security and compliance: from challenge to opportunity
10 May, 2023 by Chris Smith, senior manager, partner sales, APAC, M-Files | Supplied by: M-FilesBusinesses must invest in solutions, best practices and processes that ensure they keep up with changing legislation and regulatory requirements.
Cybercriminals can steal your voice in three seconds
08 May, 2023Using AI tools, it's easy to manipulate images, videos and — perhaps most disturbingly — the voices of friends and family members.
Cybercriminals used over 500 attack tools in 2022
03 May, 2023 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe expanding range of attack tools and techniques being utilised by cyber attackers are leaving defenders with few gaps to exploit, according to Sophos.
More than a day: long-term password integrity
03 May, 2023 by Grayson Milbourne, Security Intelligence Director at OpenText Cybersecurity | Supplied by: OpenTextPassword best practices shouldn't be limited to a single day each year. Password integrity is a discipline that should be strived for year-round.
Organisations underestimate ransomware threat
02 May, 2023 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingWhile 78% of respondents to a Fortinet survey reported feeling prepared for ransomware attacks, half still fell victim to an attack.
