Adoption of healthcare cloud services is on the rise, but buyer beware
Cloud services can offer major advantages to healthcare organisations, but there are very real concerns over cybersecurity, network reliability, costs and service level agreements. Here’s how they can select cloud service providers that fit the bill.
How to cut through cybersecurity’s marketing spin
Which cybersecurity provider offers the best solution for your organisation? To browse their marketing materials, you’d think the answer was “all of them”. But can they offer what you really need?
This month in security: September 2021
ACSC report shows cybercrime up 13%, New Zealand banks hit by huge DDoS attack, Victoria launches new cyber strategy, Stonnington shuts down services after attack, WA Parliament hit by cybercriminals again, and REvil returns.
How charities and not-for-profits are being targeted
Cyberattackers are quickly realising that scamming well-meaning donors is an easy way to make a quick buck, and their heists are hurting real charities and their reputations.
How and where you may be leaking data
Social media, cookies, open source intelligence and geolocation are just some of the ways hackers can gather your personal and company data.
Cybersecurity in Local Government: What councils should watch out for
Digital transformation of stakeholder services brings a lot of benefits to Local Government Areas (LGAs), but opens them up to new cyber risks as well.
The ripple effect of cyber disruption on commercial infrastructure
A single cyber disruption can quickly cascade across national infrastructure, bringing the whole network crashing down with disastrous consequences.
How to build a threat intelligence program that works
Threat intelligence is rooted in data, providing insights into cyberattacks and what indicators of compromise to watch out for. But to be effective, those insights need to translate into specific actions.
This month in security: August 2021
Accenture hit by LockBit ransomware attack, Flubot malware hits Australia, Australian organisations found to be the most likely to pay ransoms, U.S. State Department hit by cyberattack, and New Zealand DOC hit by ransomware.
