Stay informed with the latest on cyber threats.
Our financial services sector is under cyberattack
Despite gaining more media attention and securing greater investment, the number of cyber incidents plaguing the Australian financial services sector continues to rise.
This month in security: September 2020
The New Zealand stock exchange was shut down in wake of offshore cyberattack, NAB experienced nearly 3 million cyber threats per day, 54,000 NSW driver licences were exposed in a data breach, and we may have seen the world’s first fatality due to a ransomware attack.
How IoT brings cyber risks into our homes and workplaces
IoT is the driving force behind an interconnected economy, but these amazing devices come with a dark side - the lack of any universal cybersecurity standards.
Why insider threats are the hardest to defend against
While most cybersecurity measures are focused on guarding against external threats, insiders face fewer barriers to misusing confidential data and circumventing controls.
This month in security: August 2020
1 out of 6 Australians got scammed during lockdown, government pledges to spend billions on security upgrades, the healthcare sector took a digital beating and hackers stole tons of data from Australian universities.
It’s Scams Awareness Week 2020, so brush up on your scam-spotting skills
It’s scams awareness week, and we’re helping Scamwatch raise awareness of data theft and the steps you can take to avoid becoming a statistic.
This year in security: 2020
Find out what this past year taught us about the state of cybersecurity in Australia and beyond.
Australia’s aged care and healthcare sectors need urgent cyber-care
Australia’s healthcare infrastructure is facing a high risk of cyberattacks and in the current climate, it’s a crisis we can ill-afford. Here’s how we can build a more cyber resilient healthcare sector.
The troubling state of cybersecurity in the education sector
With the sudden and massive shift to virtual classrooms, educators need to be extra vigilant about the cyber risks that they and their students are being exposed to.
