Phishing attacks, malware, social engineering, spear phishing, and credential stuffing are all cyber threats that have one alarming trait in common. They are now more rampant than ever, leaving Australian organisations at the mercy of their relentless and sophisticated tactics. This is why board members need to be more than just decision-makers; they need to be informed participants in cybersecurity discussions. Traditionally, board members have typically been less technical-oriented, making it challenging for them to fully grasp the complexities associated with cybersecurity risks with their role primarily involving high-level decision-making rather than delving into the specifics of technical ...