Cyber threats are one of the biggest and most complex challenges Australia faces today. Malcolm Turnbull’s recent announcement on Cyber Security Strategy, outlining the government’s philosophy for meeting the challenges of the digital age, was encouraging. The strategy shows Australian policy makers are making the right move by dedicating resources to combat this threat. While the online […]
Cybercrime is increasing at epidemic proportions and impacting everyone from consumers to Small to Medium Businesses (SMB’s) and large corporations, however you may not be aware that SMBs are becoming the cybercriminal’s “sweet spot”. SMBs have a number of unique characteristics which make them an attractive target which includes having sufficiently valuable information to make […]
New security breaches are uncovered almost daily – any one of which can jeopardise your company, place your intellectual property at risk, and cause damage to your company’s bottom line and reputation. Cyber criminals are increasingly aggressive, well-funded and persistent, and these days, no company can ever be completely safe from the most determined attackers. […]
In its first large-scale attack on its App Store, Apple is taking steps to remove malicious codes added to iPhone and iPad programs commonly used in China. A number of cyber security firms reported finding a malicious program dubbed XcodeGhost embedded in hundreds of Apps available on the App Store. It is understood that the […]
The most common threats are targeted attacks. These include spear-phishing emails, exploit of unpatched systems or software and crypto-ransomware attacks. However, part of the challenge with SMBs is awareness.
“Just as you would insure your company car to protect against unforeseen events while driving on the road, so too should you insure your business against unforeseen events on the global cyber-highway.”
The coming year will see Chief Information Officers (CIOs) focus on making strategic network investments in order to best manage big data, the cloud, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Not having anti-virus on your smartphone is a common mistake. In fact, some surveys have estimated only about 5 per cent of smartphone users are using a mobile antivirus software.
We all have skeletons in our closet, and the risk of having embarrassing personal information or sensitive business data leaked and posted online is higher than we may think.
The use of eye scanners, veins, and heartbeats in place of passwords may seem ultra futuristic, but security experts say it’s not far from going mainstream.
