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7 Reasons Certifications Are Critical to Secure Communications
Picture this scenario. You’re a government leader or a critical infrastructure operator. Suddenly, your communication systems go dark. The network has been breached, and sensitive information is ... Read More
EOFY 2025: Australian Businesses Need To Mount Defences Against Rising Threat Of Cyberwarfare
Modern cyberwarfare is a rising threat for Australian organisations and requires proactive exposure management for businesses to harden their defence against AI-enabled attacks. Read More
Insider Threats: The Silent Cybersecurity Crisis Facing Australian Businesses
In a climate where data is currency and trust is critical, defending against insider threats is not just a technical necessity - it’s a business imperative. Read More
Uncomfortable Truths Behind Cybersecurity Failures
In Episode 4 of the DevSecOops podcast, hosts Tom Walker and Scott Fletcher discussed what’s really dragging security down in modern organisations. And spoiler, it’s not the hackers. If ... Read More
Why Hack In When You Can Log In
The identity security game has changed, and we’ve made it easier for attackers to win. Not because they’re smarter or more sophisticated (though many are), but because we’ve handed them the keys. Through unchecked identity sprawl, we’ve given cybercriminals a golden ticket to infiltrate what is arguably an organisation’s most valuable asset: its identities. It wasn’t always this chaotic. Not long ago, employees needed just one login and a short list of permissions to do their jobs. Today, identities aren’t just users. They are contractors, service accounts, and even IoT devices, tangled across multiple identity providers ... Read More
Enhancing Software Development the EveryOps Way
Software has become the undisputed driver of business today. As the reliance on software has grown, so have the moving parts needed to make it, especially amid the rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). As a result, software development has become a complex process, potentially hampering innovation. According to Deloitte, GenAI usage in Australian workplaces grew 20% from 2023 to 2024, with 38% of employees using it. While GenAI requires large volumes of data and advanced programming, it’s just one factor contributing to the complexities of modern software development As businesses and their tech teams ... Read More