COVER FEATURE “Faking it: Deepfake crime exposing cyber security” Our cover feature on Deepfake crime proposes this is a real and present danger for businesses, as well as to governments with heightened political tensions. Last year, it cost one bank alone $35 million in a single scam. With Deepfake technology becoming more sophisticated – and […]
Why organisations are reconsidering manual approaches to managing security, and how intelligent automation helps to prevent potential threats from slipping through costly cracks. Cybercrime is on the rise Cybercrime is rife right now. As companies embrace digital transformation and adapt to hybrid models of work, cyber attackers are on the move, too. One can almost
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COVER FEATURE: NETWORK & DATA CENTER SECURITY As an international edition, this issue includes a Singapore focus, with Singapore Correspondent, Jane Lo reporting on the ISACA Singapore Chapter’s GTACS 2021 conference and Singapore International Cyber Week 2021 (SICW, 4th – 8th October 2021). The 6th edition of SICW opened to a global audience that saw
Gaining practical knowledge on how to collect, predict, analyse and actionize cyber threat intelligence into effective cyber security programs is critical. That said, we understand there are several challenges including data mining large amount of threat intelligence information, a lack of knowledge of how threat intelligence is collected and analysed, how to translate threat intelligence
Letter from Andrew Whelan, Vice President Client Management, Unisys Asia Pacific When the Unisys Security Index™ launched in 2007, to gain an understanding of how people around the globe felt about a wide range of security issues, spanning financial, internet, personal and national security, who could have predicted how much the world would change in
9:00am – 10:30am AEDT Cyber Week provides opportunities for Australian cyber security and related organisations to showcase their capabilities and network with peers, potential investors and customers. It also provides a great way for cyber curious individuals and organisations to better understand what cyber security can do and mean for them. Events and activities span
With power grids gradually becoming software intensive and digitally connected, their exposure to cyber threats has increased, putting key assets and the operations of an organization at risk. At the same time, the sophistication of cyber attacks is rising. This is adding to the threats that security teams for information technology (IT) and operational technology
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Password security in 2021: outsmarting human vulnerabilities. The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the workplaces of millions worldwide. Physical offices shuttered. Many people transitioned to working from home. With nowhere to go, they spent more time online. Individuals and businesses are more at risk than ever. Hackers are taking advantage and exploiting human vulnerabilities more than ever.
The ACSC Annual Cyber Threat Report 2020–21 has been produced by the ACSC, with contributions from DIO, ACIC, AFP, ASIO, the Department of Home Affairs, and industry partners. The report covers the financial year from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021. This is the second unclassified annual cyber threat report since ASD became a
Over the years, the Indonesian government has been very proactive in boosting the country’s cyber security capabilities and resisting escalating threats, aiming to further build, secure and uplift Indonesia’s ground in the geopolitics sector while also enhancing its global economic agility. Additionally, the dive in digitalization also indicates a lot of industries within the country
