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10 cybersecurity risks to consider when transitioning back to the office

Tue, 11th Aug 2020
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Organizations should consider these 10 cybersecurity and data governance areas before reopening after COVID-19, according to BSI.
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Improving network security by 'deflecting' cybercriminals

Mon, 10th Aug 2020
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New IT defence tactic spots hidden cyber threats within networks, using strategic deflection to foil attackers.
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Just 6,000 accounts responsible for over 100,000 email attacks - report

Fri, 7th Aug 2020
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Study reveals that over 6,000 malicious email accounts were responsible for 100,000 business email compromise attacks on 6,600 organisations.
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Beware of these six L7 DDoS attacks

Fri, 7th Aug 2020
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DDoS attacks are shifting from network layer to application layer. Here are the top six application-layer DDoS attacks to watch out for.
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Three-in-one cloud security can ease business through difficult times

Fri, 7th Aug 2020
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Organisations can reduce costs and enhance security with a comprehensive cloud-based solution in a remote working world.
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Why greater network visibility is needed to reduce the threat posed by IoT in the enterprise

Thu, 6th Aug 2020
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The rise of IoT presents exciting opportunities for enterprises, but also brings new cybersecurity risks. Network visibility is crucial.
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Q&A: Barracuda VP on how SD-WAN can aid in public cloud adoption

Thu, 6th Aug 2020
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TechDay caught up with Barracuda RVP of public cloud & strategic alliances Chris Hill to discuss why SD-WAN is fast becoming the launch pad into the cloud.
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42% more plaintext HTTP servers than HTTPS counterparts - report

Wed, 5th Aug 2020
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Rapid7 has released a report detailing the changing internet risk landscapes of 2020, and other issues facing cybersecurity teams.
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Network intelligence is stopping a wave of DDoS misdiagnosis

Tue, 4th Aug 2020
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Security teams already know the value of a layered defence; it's time to add more layers, writes ThousandEyes principal solutions analyst Mike Hicks.
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Why answering the question of orchestration vs automation will improve your security effectiveness

Mon, 3rd Aug 2020
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Organisations must weigh orchestrating versus automating security operations to enhance effectiveness, as cyber spending outstrips IT outlay by nearly 2:1.
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80% of security breaches involve exposure of customer data - IBM

Fri, 31st Jul 2020
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IBM reveals 80% of data breaches expose customer info, with average costs at USD $3.86 million. Security automation cuts expenses significantly.
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OkCupid website and app found to have significant security flaws

Thu, 30th Jul 2020
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Security flaws have been discovered in OkCupid's website and app by Check Point Research, potentially jeopardising users' data and messages.
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CrowdStrike announces two executive hires, with aim to expand in ANZ

Wed, 29th Jul 2020
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CrowdStrike strengthens its senior management team in Australia and New Zealand with the appointment of Jade Porter and Paul Salmon.
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Interview: Acronis co-founder on going all-in for DLP

Tue, 28th Jul 2020
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Acronis co-founder Stas Protassov discusses the crucial role of data loss prevention (DLP) amidst soaring cyber-attack costs, driven by internal threats.
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A third of millennials think they're 'too boring' to be victim of cyber attack

Fri, 24th Jul 2020
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33% of millennials think they are 'too boring' for a cyber-attack, but 36% want to strengthen their digital security, says Kaspersky.
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Addressing the knowledge gap in the Australian security industry

Fri, 24th Jul 2020
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Nowadays, access control can be combined with video and alarm systems, which can, in turn, link up with licence plate recognition, audio and facial solutions.
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Security spotlight: 15 billion user names and passwords for sale

Thu, 23rd Jul 2020
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Breaches on the Dark Web, cyber-attacks by North Korea, TikTok ban concerns, an API vulnerability, and a leaky fitness platform database.
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Using risk mitigation to protect your business from cybersecurity threats

Wed, 22nd Jul 2020
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As businesses go digital, the risk of cybersecurity threats rises. Effective risk mitigation can safeguard your reputation, data, and operations.
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Global spending on cybersecurity to grow by almost 6%

Tue, 21st Jul 2020
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Even if the global economy worsens and IT budgets suffer, the cybersecurity market will still grow by at least 2.5%, according to a new report by Canalys.
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Unprecedented Twitter bitcoin scam targets Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Apple

Thu, 16th Jul 2020
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Twitter accounts of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and Apple were hacked in an unprecedented bitcoin scam, amassing BTC worth more than USD $100,000.