In today’s technology age, there are creeping addictions that many have but few acknowledge
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The Get Cyber Resilient Show Podcast Episode #3
In this mini-episode, hosts Gregor Jeffery and Garrett O'Hara talk through a host of interesting developments in the world of cyber security.
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The Get Cyber Resilient Show Podcast Episode #2
In this mini-episode, hosts Gregor Jeffery and Garrett O'Hara come to you live from the recent Gartner IT Symposium 2019 in sunny Brisbane.
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Fantastic trojans and how to fight them: Emotet
Australia recently experienced a wave of cyberattacks that used the trojan Emotet to compromise critical data across multiple sectors. Find out more about the threat and how to combat it.
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Your inbox could be your Achilles heel: the rising threat of business email attacks
Business email compromise attacks, or BEC’s, have increased by 269% compared with the previous quarter, and many companies are still relying on inadequate defences.
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The vulnerable state of healthcare: Victorian hospitals targeted by ransomware attack
In October, the cyber vulnerabilities of Victoria’s healthcare sector were exposed as several regional hospitals and facilities experienced cyberattacks that impacted their operations.
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Decoding the Australian Cyber Conference 2019
The Australian Cyber Conference on the latest trends and the future of cybersecurity took place this month. Here’s some food for thought from the event.
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The Get Cyber Resilient Show Podcast Episode #1
Listen to our new podcast, the Get Cyber Resilient Show. Episode 1, featuring Mitch Owens, CTO, Gilbert + Tobin
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From an Australian CISO’s perspective: Why the Carbon Black acquisition is potentially good news and the Symantec one is not.
The motivations behind the acquisitions of Symantec by Broadcom and Carbon Black by VMware, and how they might impact their existing Australian customers.
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This month in security: August 2019
We’ve seen a few interesting security-related incidents affect the APAC region during August – including breaches of sensitive medical information and public transport users’ data, plus a work-alike Microsoft exploit attracting the attention of ASD.
