Posts tagged "cybersecurity"

There needs to be a balance between looking for signs of malevolent activity and ensuring we are allowed to live our lives free from constant monitoring.

Not even two weeks have passed since Uber was hacked, and now Optus, one of Australia’s leading telecommunications companies, has suffered a similar, much more public fate. 

Zero Trust is an approach that keeps people, information and organisation safe by giving the right people access to the right data and applications and removing unnecessary risks.

Some Australian businesses are taking the opportunity to remind customers of their own robust security systems in the wake of the Optus hack.

An account claiming to have hacked Optus has deleted its extortion threat and apologised, not long after releasing a data set it claimed belonged to 10,000 customers.

CEO Anthony Stevens says 6clicks' AI capabilities and advanced reporting is changing how organisations manage their governance, risk and compliance framework, obligations and processes. 

A cyber “Iron Dome” should involve a layered cybersecurity approach that encompasses leading edge threat prevention, detection and response technologies coupled with elite security analysts and threat hunters.

Clare O'Neill said in a lengthy Twitter thread that a migration program incorporating sponsorship for people with cybersecurity skills is critical.

Businesses that are comfortable with transferring all risk to insurance companies have not considered the consequences of an attack or their networks being compromised by a third party. 

The ATO has today released its 2022-23 corporate plan to highlight its key focus areas and priorities over the next financial year. 

The pandemic saw businesses of all sizes rushing to digitise — but with this rush to the cloud came a lack of preparedness.

Why is Amazon — the company that helps you get a cheap home projector, or a toaster — investing in primary healthcare?