Emotet back on top as nastiest malware
11 October, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingOpenText Security Solutions has named the Emotet botnet the nastiest malware group in existence for 2022, with the malware having survived last year's takedown.
New platform to enhance security for Australian horse racing
11 October, 2022CGI and Rise racing have joined forces to create a new digital ID platform. Drivers, trainers and owners can automate ID checks and ensure secure check-in.
New Android malware family uncovered
11 October, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMobile security platform provider Zimperium has discovered a new Android spyware family being distributed by Iranian hacking group AppMilad.
Australian orgs losing revenue to security breaches
11 October, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAround 85% of Australian organisations admit to having lost up to 10% of their revenue due to security incidents over the past 12 months, a Trellix survey found.
Telco breaches a warning to small business
11 October, 2022 by Vijay Sundaram, Chief Strategy Officer, Zoho | Supplied by: Zoho Corporation Pte LtdIf two of our largest, best-resourced organisations can fall victim to a breach, anyone can. This should be a warning for Australia's 2.5m small businesses.
SMEs: how to move from naivety to cyber resilience
10 October, 2022 | Supplied by: Sophos Pty LtdAs ransomware attacks continue to grow in prevalence, the complexity and strategy behind each attack is on the rise.
Solving the password problem
07 October, 2022 by Blair Crawford, CEO and co-founder, Daltrey | Supplied by: DaltreyFaced with the sprawl of systems, organisations have scrambled to bolster their identity and access management strategies.
Cloudflare releases alternative to CAPTCHAs
06 October, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCloudflare is making its Turnstile CAPTCHA alternative freely available, seeking to replace “one of the most hated pieces of internet technology”.
Australian IT teams adapting to hybrid work future
05 October, 2022 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian IT professionals are becoming more confident in their organisations’ ability to manage the security risks associated with remote working models.
ZTNA vs. VPN: Examining the differences between two models of network security at the WAN edge
01 October, 2022 by John Hopping, Sales Engineering Manager Asia Pacific, Cradlepoint | Supplied by: Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions Australia Pty LtdAs enterprise work becomes increasingly remote and workforce diversity expands to include contractors, the security and scalability of cloud-delivered ZTNA will make it an essential part of any enterprise's network.
Safeguarding Australia's healthcare systems with identity security
30 September, 2022 by Nam Lam, Country Manager, ANZ, SailPoint | Supplied by: SailPointHealthcare data breaches in Australia have reached record levels, with health now the highest reporting affected industry sector.
Australia's brightest cyber talents to share in $10,000 in prizes
30 September, 2022Entries are now open for the CommBank Cyber Community Awards.
Human error: the weakest security link
29 September, 2022It's critical to support integrated and ongoing security awareness training that educates end users on how to identify and combat cyberthreats.
How Aussie universities can avoid cyber attacks
28 September, 2022 by Tony Campbell, Director of Research and Innovation, Sekuro | Supplied by: SekuroUniversities have always been targets for cybercrime, but the current volume of attacks is alarming and should serve as a warning.
Why saving money on data protection is a false economy
27 September, 2022 by Dave Russell, Vice President of Enterprise Strategy, Veeam | Supplied by: Veeam Pty LtdWith the looming threat of a recession, many businesses scale back budgets and look for new ways to cut costs in preparation for the economic downturn.
