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3 things you need to know about supply chain attacks
Supply chain attacks have become a growing concern for organisations across various industries.
Report finds 1 in 3 employees would click a suspicious link
Despite increased awareness around cyber crime, one in three employees across Australia and New Zealand would click a ...
Op-Ed: 12 ways to fortify your business’s defences against cyber threats
In today’s digital landscape, businesses face an ever-increasing threat from cyber attacks. These malicious activities ...
Shell employee data breached as part of MOVEit hack
Oil and gas company Shell is the latest victim of a hack that has so far affected more than 200 companies worldwide.
Financial institutions have cyber resilience gaps to fill, says APRA
An assessment of the cyber resilience of Australia’s finance sector has revealed that banks and other financial ...
ACSC harnesses TAFECyber to launch the Essential Eight Assessment Course
In an effort to strengthen organisational security practices, the Australian government has launched a course to educate ...
3 things you need to know about remote access Trojans
Remote access Trojans (RATs) are a menace that can wreak havoc on your digital security.
Call centre gangs a key trend in APAC banking fraud
A new report compiled from the data of financial institutions in the Asia-Pacific region has revealed that scams are the ...
Phishing tricks to watch for: Cyrillic characters replacing Latin characters
It’s apparently an old warning, but a message cautioning people to be alert to a particular phishing technique is doing ...
SolarWinds employees targeted for possible legal action by SEC
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has begun to issue Wells notices to a number of SolarWinds executives over a ...
3 things you need to know about social engineering
Social engineering is a malicious tactic used by cyber criminals to manipulate and deceive individuals into divulging ...
Most people still aren’t taking passwords seriously
A new report has shed light on our password habits, and it’s not a particularly promising picture.
Op-Ed: Who defends the defenders?
Organisations are being reminded, from sources as diverse as the government, their customers, industry groups and global ...