Cybersafety stories - Page 9

Industrial cyber-risk in Asia is increasing due to IT-OT integration, geopolitical tension, and cloud-based applications, says Gartner.

The solution, which implements a zero trust approach to cloud workloads, aims to minimise attack surfaces and enforces security across multi-cloud footprints.

Asia's energy, oil and gas, and manufacturing sectors are rapidly digitizing operations to remain competitive, driving a greater focus on cybersecurity.

Malwarebytes expands its protection suite and partners with cyber-insurance provider Coalition to offer customers joint discounts.

Consumers are being warned to stay vigilant as fraudsters and cybercriminals target online shoppers ahead of the holiday season.

Australian banks are urged to invest in artificial intelligence to combat money laundering, with 68% believing it is the solution.

Claroty and CrowdStrike have partnered to integrate their platforms, delivering visibility into industrial control system networks and endpoints.

Vectra AI's head of security engineering, Chris Fisher, discusses the rise of security breaches in Microsoft O365 and how to protect against them.

80% of data breaches involve compromised passwords, according to Verizon. Organisations must prioritize security measures. #CyberSecurity.

The global economic impact of COVID-19 has changed the Australian manufacturing industry forever, highlighting the need for increased cybersecurity measures.

Two-thirds of Australian organisations hit by ransomware attacks in past year, with 33% paying ransoms, costs reaching AU$1.25m on average.

SonicWall's VP for regional sales in APAC, Debasish Mukherjee, discusses the company's Boundless Cybersecurity solution and the 'cybersecurity business gap'.

Kaspersky opens new Transparency Center in Canada and completes transfer of data processing to Switzerland. #cybersecurity #transparency.

The rapid shift to remote working has accelerated cloud migration but created security gaps for Asia Pacific organisations.

2020 has shown that basic cybersecurity measures are not enough. In 2021, organizations must adapt and be more proactive in their defense against cyber threats.

This is our second IT Jam with both Bitglass and Jonathan Andresen, who is the company's senior director of marketing.

Organisations warned to prioritize network security as cybercrime damage is projected to rise. Regular audits can minimize attacks.

Increasing interconnectedness is causing sweeping changes to the public sector, posing challenges and opportunities for IT security.

The report revealed that 45% of respondents saw an increase in cyber-attacks since the pandemic first emerged.

Organisations must adapt their data access and security measures in a world without 'normal', balancing convenience and security.