Sophos, a global leader in innovating and delivering cybersecurity as a service, released the findings of its fourth “The Future of Cybersecurity in Asia Pacific and Japan” ...
The cyber security landscape is grappling with an expanding attack vector as the rise in identities from digitisation has exposed organisations to increased ...
In the face of these technological shifts, Australia and New Zealand will showcase their resilience and adaptability in 2024. Local businesses and cybersecurity experts are ...
Tenable Research discovered security flaws in a popular transportation management app that allowed access to student location data. While these issues have been fixed, the ...
As we enter 2024, Raluca Saceanu, CEO of Smarttech247, a London-listed company specialising in AI-enhanced cybersecurity services with a focus on automated managed detection ...
SMS services remain a critical part of telecommunications; they don't require Internet access, and companies use them to inform their customers. This combination of features ...
A new industry study has quantified the potential global financial impact of operational technology (OT) cyber incidents at up to US $329.5 billion in a severe but plausible ...
New research into underground cybercrime markets has revealed that “initial” access sold by brokers often represents a deep compromise, with 71% of listings offering ...
Study shows many companies paid multiple ransoms in the past 12 months. Victims also report that hackers have threatened to physically harm executives and file regulatory ...
One in Three Australian Ransomware Victims Hit Multiple Times as Security Gaps Persist.
New International Research Shows Ransomware Thrives in Complex and Fragmented IT ...
Of the 100.8 million newly observed domains, 25.1 per cent were classified as malicious or suspicious. 82 per cent of environments contacted malicious adtech domains.
DPRK-nexus adversaries infiltrate 320+ companies using GenAI accelerated attacks; threat actors exploit AI agents, exposing autonomous systems as the next enterprise attack surface