Cybersecurity strategy stories - Page 2

According to the Australian Cyber Security Centre, the danger to local organisations has never been greater. >>

Whether hackers are motivated by greed, or a curiosity to assess a telco’s weaknesses; the interconnected nature of the industry places it in a position of increased threat>>

Developers aren’t usually aware of every control that should be implemented to ensure security in cloud environments.>>

Erroneous alerts regarding potential missile strikes that caused civil disruption in Hawaii and Japan in recent history.>>

Over the next two years, eligible small businesses can apply for individual grants of up to $2,100.>>

ManageEngine offers some firewall best practices that can help security admins handle the conundrum of speed vs security.>>

Research has found enterprises identify 870 unique vulnerabilities on internal systems every day, on average, with over 100 of them being critical. >>

"IT professionals spend less than half of their time at work optimising their networks and beefing it up against future security threats.">>

Amateur cybercriminals (or anyone with a grudge), can execute spam attacks, steal people’s identities, and more. >>

Organisations that can use fewer security products that individually offer more capability are likely to have a lower total cost of ownership.>>

A cybersecurity strategy is imperative for a mature security presence in order to improve the chances of surviving current and future cyberattacks. >>

The company’s embedded security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) capabilities are embedded in its security information and event management offering.>>

Most operational technology systems run in heterogeneous environments, with devices from numerous industrial vendors, often relying on unique, proprietary protocols. >>

With contrasting advice coming from all angles, the line between GDPR fact and fiction has become blurred. >>

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are the cornerstone of both connected devices and the connected experience. >>

There are steps that businesses can and should take to protect their data systems – and the privacy of their customers.>>

As the ICS industry gives more consideration to cybersecurity, vendors must develop a more holistic view. >>

Cyber spies and cyber criminals alike are setting our networks on fire.>>

"The value of the data you cannot touch is more than the price of the device you can hold.">>

Being secure by design is an ongoing process and not one that is forgotten as soon as a project is complete.  >>

Are Australian organisations making the right investments in their operations when it comes to security?>>

Companies realise they need to improve the way they manage security and policy, and they also realise that automating workflows and processes is key.>>

Organisations are now capable of leveraging AI as its advanced to the point of addressing critical issues in cybersecurity.>>

Only with resilient operations can businesses mitigate the risk of downtime and focus on projects that drive transformation.>>