A brief guide to cyber resilience in the post-COVID era

As we boldly march into the post-pandemic future of work-from-anywhere, cybersecurity teams are scrambling to keep their IT networks resilient in the face of new threats and new ways of working. We’ve put together a brief guide to help.

Global supply chains are only as secure as their weakest link

Cybercriminals know that most supply chain companies are under-prepared and under-resourced when it comes to cybersecurity, making them easy targets for attacks. Here’s how supply chain companies can strengthen their defences.

Secure by design: How DevSecOps is changing the way we code

The adoption of DevOps has resulted in faster and more flexible coding, but the trade-off has been an increase in software vulnerabilities which need clunky add-ons to address. DevSecOps aims to bake cybersecurity into the design and dev stages itself.

5 ways to find the right cybersecurity talent for your company

The digital transformation of Australian businesses continues at speed, increasing the demand for cybersecurity workers, but the talent pool is as small as ever. How can companies find and retain effective talent in this day and age?

Three steps to take when migrating email to Office 365

Here’s how to migrate your email to the cloud without pain - or compromise

CISOs have a new ally: enter the CMO

The role of the CISO continues to evolve, now including fighting the risks of ‘brandjacking’ and keeping online scams from tarnishing customer trust. Here’s how CISOs can partner with CMOs to build cyber-resilient brands.

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.

Cybersecurity is not immune to COVID-19

An atmosphere of fear is the perfect environment for cybercriminals to cultivate new scams and new attacks. Find out how scammers are exploiting the pandemic for their own ends.

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Thousands of government employees continue to remain on outdated OSes while agencies spend millions to extend the service life of their current IT infrastructure.