Alert the humans: scammers are relying on your people to screw up
As organisations strive to comply with stricter data confidentiality laws, tackling human error can be one of the most important security measures any company can take.
This month in security: May 2020
COVIDSafe app gets more privacy protections, Service NSW suffers a breach, and Toll Group gets hit by a fresh ransomware attack.
This month in security: April 2020
The ASD’s report finds government departments still dragging their feet on cyber resilience, scammers are mimicking Microsoft’s helpline, COVID-19 crisis gives rise to superannuation scams, and the government’s Coronavirus tracing app raises eyebrows over privacy concerns
This month in security: March 2020
Remote workers get ‘video-bombed’, hackers use COVID-19 to hijack routers, another Australian logistics company suffers a ransomware attack....
This month in security: February 2020
Deep fakes are under research, romance scams are on the rise, ransomware attacks are getting bolder and Coronavirus fears spark a new wave of malware.
Why CEOs can be the weakest link in cybersecurity
Research by Vanson Bourne revealed 44% of respondents believed that their CEO was the weak link in their cybersecurity operation.
This month in security: January 2020
Emotet comes back from the holidays, Jeff Bezos’s phone gets hacked, the NSA discovers a major Windows vulnerability and P&N Bank in WA suffers a data breach.
This month in security: December 2019
China bans deepfakes, New Zealand introduces a new data privacy Bill, hackers make off with $1 million and O365 disruptions plague APAC.
Raising the bar for data protection: New Zealand poised to revamp the nation’s privacy policy
New Zealand’s new Privacy Bill seeks to upgrade the protection of private and personal information held by businesses.
