Trust is a cornerstone of any successful business. Some professions – hairdressers, for example – spring to mind more than others. But the fact remains: every brand is built on trust, and once it’s broken, a loss of custom almost certainly follows. In today’s digital economy, consumers have more choice than ever when it comes […]
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Cyber security is increasingly a focus of governments around Australia. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is the Australian Government’s lead agency for cyber security and is part of the Australian Signals Directorate, a statutory authority within the Australian Government’s Defence portfolio. The ACSC has advised that government agencies at all levels, as well as
Discussions with industry-leading CISOs about building successful security programs, succeeding in your career, and creating amazing teams. Guests from Cruise, Splunk, Gusto, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Airbnb and more! Hosted by Michael Coates, former CISO of Twitter and CEO of Altitude Networks.
About this study The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated what has been a long-term broad adoption of cloud environments, including multicloud and hybrid deployments. The benefits of cloud come with significant new security challenges for organizations. The 2021 Thales Cloud Security Study, based on data from a global survey of more than 2,600 IT and security
The 2021 Australian Cybersecurity Risk Report is our inaugural report into the cybersecurity landscape across small to large businesses in Australia. This report focuses on the approaches businesses are taking towards securing their systems and data and reveals the concerns individuals have around the business impacts of a potential cyber-attack within their organisation. This report
COVER FEATURE: PREPARING AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS FOR A CYBER ATTACK Welcome back to the Australian Cyber Security Magazine and the last issue for 2021. There continues to be much debate on the most appropriate legislative approach to take in response to a sustained cybersecurity threat landscape. Critics of the Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure) Bill 2020
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Executive Summary In 2021, cyberattacks against IoT devices have gotten bigger and bolder—from hacking water treatment plants to security cameras and more. For the second year, an IoT security survey from Palo Alto Networks highlights the need for shared responsibility among work-from-home (WFH) employees and IT teams to secure the enterprise. According to the 2021
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Introduction & Survey methodology The COVID-19 pandemic has crippled businesses worldwide – based on Acronis’ research from last year, more than 80% of global companies admitted they were not prepared to switch to remote work, with IT infrastructure suffering. This research aims to explore in detail: What new challenges do IT leaders and managers struggle
Due to the growing cyber and HLS challenges – such as critical infrastructures, municipal cyber and intelligence challenges, smart cities, smart transportation, cloud security, terrorist attacks, public security threats, as well as criminal actions and natural disasters – municipalities, districts, and states have been looking for innovative and ground-breaking technological solutions. The COVID-19 pandemic has
Minister’s foreword The Australian Government’s cyber security vision is to create a more secure online world for Australians, their businesses and essential services. However, Australia faces a rapidly evolving strategic environment, punctuated by increasing malicious cyber activity conducted by transnational, serious and organised crime groups and individuals. This Ransomware Action Plan sets out the Government’s
