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.

The Get Cyber Resilient Show Episode #7

As COVID-19 continues to have a huge impact on businesses and people across the globe, hosts Dan and Gar discuss the implications the virus has on cyber security and the many ways that attackers are using this opportunity to pray upon the vulnerable. What do you stay vigilant about and how do you do this?

What the Coronavirus Outbreak can Teach us about Cybersecurity

In 2015 the World Health Organisation raised the risk of “Disease-X”. At the time it was unknown and they projected it had the potential to trigger a global pandemic, with no known treatments or vaccines, leading to huge loss of lives and massive economic disruption.

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.

This month in security: February 2020

Deep fakes are under research, romance scams are on the rise, ransomware attacks are getting bolder and Coronavirus fears spark a new wave of malware. 

How fake coronavirus warning emails are spreading malware across Australia

Emotet resurfaces as attackers use the widespread fear of the coronavirus to target unsuspecting victims.

This month in security: January 2020

Emotet comes back from the holidays, Jeff Bezos’s phone gets hacked, the NSA discovers a major Windows vulnerability and P&N Bank in WA suffers a data breach.

The million-dollar heist - How scammers defrauded a VC company over email

An Israeli startup and Chinese VC firm were scammed to the tune of $1 million through a series of spoofed emails and fake domains.

This month in security: December 2019

China bans deepfakes, New Zealand introduces a new data privacy Bill, hackers make off with $1 million and O365 disruptions plague APAC.