In today’s technology age, there are creeping addictions that many have but few acknowledge
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$1.35 billion ways to make Australia’s cybersecurity dream a reality
The Australian government plans to invest over $230 million dollars into the sector by 2023, and over a billion in the next decade. But the challenge is not just a technological one.
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CrowdStrike report: Explosion of COVID scams and the vulnerability of Australian businesses
A new survey by CrowdStrike reveals the sheer scale of COVID scams and how underprepared most Australian organisations are when it comes to cybersecurity.
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A brief guide to cyber resilience in the post-COVID era
As we boldly march into the post-pandemic future of work-from-anywhere, cybersecurity teams are scrambling to keep their IT networks resilient in the face of new threats and new ways of working. We’ve put together a brief guide to help.
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Global supply chains are only as secure as their weakest link
Cybercriminals know that most supply chain companies are under-prepared and under-resourced when it comes to cybersecurity, making them easy targets for attacks. Here’s how supply chain companies can strengthen their defences.
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Secure by design: How DevSecOps is changing the way we code
The adoption of DevOps has resulted in faster and more flexible coding, but the trade-off has been an increase in software vulnerabilities which need clunky add-ons to address. DevSecOps aims to bake cybersecurity into the design and dev stages itself.
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Why cybersecurity training needs to evolve
With a global shortfall in cybersecurity talent and the growing sophistication of cyber threats, companies need to rethink how they recruit, train and develop their IT workforce.
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There’s a goldmine of skilled cybersecurity talent out there…if you know where to look
With the cybersecurity industry facing a steep skill shortage, many companies are struggling with recruitment. But the reality is, the best cybersecurity talent often comes through unconventional routes. The key is knowing what to look for.
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COVID exposure tracking apps and the data privacy implications for governments around the world
Governments around the world are launching COVID exposure tracking apps to fight the pandemic. But with so many governments infamous for botched IT projects and unclear data policies, how can they win the hearts and minds of the public?
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The best cyber talent can come from unexpected places
With a global shortfall in cybersecurity talent and the growing sophistication of cyber threats, companies need to rethink how they recruit, train and develop their IT workforce.
