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.

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.

Cybersecurity Vs. cyber resilience: why you need both

For digital companies, any length of downtime can translate into a big loss of productivity, which is why cyber resilience is becoming so important.

O365 disruptions wreak havoc across APAC: the case for business continuity

For digital companies, any length of downtime can translate into a big loss of productivity. Businesses across APAC were reminded of this when O365 went down earlier this week.

How malware from 2007 is affecting email security in 2019

Recent Mimecast threat intelligence research highlights the increased use of the CVE-2017-11882 vulnerability in MS Office 2007

From an Australian CISO’s perspective: Why the Carbon Black acquisition is potentially good news and the Symantec one is not.

The motivations behind the acquisitions of Symantec by Broadcom and Carbon Black by VMware, and how they might impact their existing Australian customers.

Threat Intelligence for the 99% - Part 2: The Importance of CTI

Welcome to the second installment of our blog series in which we deep dive into threat intelligence: what it means and how to approach it depending on the needs and resources of your organisation...

Phishing for Outlook

The web is inundated with advertisements for kits to help with daily meal planning, weekly work planners, or even wardrobe...

Understanding Threat Intelligence: Seeing Beyond Indicators of Compromise

There is a lot of confusion and misunderstanding about what constitutes threat intelligence...