Hackers are drilling for more than just data in the oil and gas industry

Oil and gas is a two billion dollar a year industry in Australia, making it a particularly lucrative target for cyber threat actors. Recent prominent attacks on oil and gas targets around the world have put the spotlight on an industry lagging behind in cybersecurity.

Give it a rest: how your wellbeing will keep you safe online

We speak a lot about cybersecurity and cyber resilience in determining the cyber wellbeing of a business, but what about the cyber wellbeing of your most important business asset: your mind?

Do you need cybersecurity, or cyber resilience?

Cybersecurity and cyber resilience are trending topics, but there is more to the buzzwords than meets the eye.

The rising cost of cyber insurance

Over the past few years, cyber insurance premiums have been rising rapidly. And with the growing number of cyber threats, cyber insurance has never been more essential. Find out how and why you should factor insurance costs into your cyber budget.

Insider Threats: Foul play hidden in plain sight

While most organisations focus on defending against external threats, the risks posed by insider threats are often ignored – which can be a costly mistake.

Evolution of the Cybercriminal: From lone wolf to pack hunter

Understanding cybercriminal archetypes can help us better anticipate the nature of future attacks, where threats are most likely to come from, and the motivations of the perpetrators. 

Cyber-extortion: How ransomware attackers pressure their victims to pay up

Malicious actors have been coming up with new methods to coerce their ransomware victims to cooperate when faced with the harsh “to pay or not to pay” dilemma. 

The digital workforce is under attack

Email is a crucial tool that businesses rely on, but as the primary way of interacting with the people in your business, it can also be an attractive attack vector for cyberthreat actors. 

IoT and voice assistants are bringing cyber threats right into our homes and workplaces

Smart devices have become commonplace in both our homes and workspaces, and while they offer a lot of convenience, they also offer hackers a way in.