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Thousands of government employees continue to remain on outdated OSes while agencies spend millions to extend the service life of their current IT infrastructure.

From small-time nuisance to destroyer of enterprises: the rise of blackwhaling

Ransomware attacks are growing in size and sophistication, blackwhaling (‘blackmail’+‘whale’) big enterprises to extort vast sums of money.

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?

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.

Phishing, whaling and zombies: Cybersecurity terms explained

Cyber resilience is becoming increasingly more important for non-technical business people to understand, which is why we’ve put together a simple glossary to decode the jargon.

Staying Safe Online: a full-time job

24/7 connectivity means cybersecurity is an ongoing job that extends to the home, the office and everywhere in between.