Keeping remote workers secure: cybersecurity’s bold new frontier

Remote working is rapidly becoming the new normal, giving cybersec pros all new kinds of headaches. But working from home doesn’t have to be risky. Here’s how you can adapt to the change.

How cyber resilience will evolve in 2020

Cyber resilience continues to evolve and is being reshaped by human factors as much as technology. Let’s take a look at the biggest cyber trends for the year ahead.

The emotional toll of cyber resilience

Cyber risks can be a potential nightmare for victims, but they also take their toll on the people who work day and night to keep our data safe.

Government agencies continue to spend millions on Windows 7 support

Thousands of government employees continue to remain on outdated OSes while agencies spend millions to extend the service life of their current IT infrastructure.

Four questions CEOs should ask about their cybersecurity initiatives

Australian CEOs and business leaders are becoming more cyber-aware, but are they getting the most out of their cybersecurity?

Smart devices need smarter security: Why consumer IoT is a major cybersecurity risk

As smart devices become part of our homes, the risks of unsecured devices are poised to spill over into the lives of our loved ones as well. Buyers beware.

How hackable are you? Four ways to reduce your cyber vulnerability

Are you over-sharing your data? Find out how taking a few simple precautions can drastically reduce your risk of falling victim to phishing attacks.

Hitting us where it hurts: cyber attackers targeting Australia’s critical infrastructure for maximum Disruption

Australia’s critical infrastructure is becoming a major target for cyberattackers and we are completely unprepared.

Fighting ‘fake news’ the Chinese way: China bans unauthorised deepfakes

The Chinese government is making it illegal to publish any deepfakes or other AI-created media that could mislead or misinform the public.