Asia Pacific is in the midst of a cybersecurity reckoning following a spate of major data breaches including Qantas and Louis Vuitton in Australia, attacks on Singapore’s critical infrastructure, a surge of ransomware threats in India, and most recently a successful attack on Google. While most organisations are focused on enhancing cybersecurity, one of the most overlooked weaknesses is the trade-off between inline protection and network uptime.
At the Microsoft AI Tour 2024, Leigh Williams, Chief Information Officer and IT Executive at Brisbane Catholic Education, shared her opinion on how Artificial Intelligence ...
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The Australian Federal Police (AFP) shared at the Microsoft AI Tour 2024, how artificial intelligence (AI) is remoulding crime prevention, particularly in ...
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This research, conducted by Bitdefender Labs, presents the first documented analysis of a ransomware campaign attributed to the RedCurl group (also known as ...
The real issue today for cybersecurity leaders is understanding and navigating the complexity and broader challenges of user adoption and resistance, bringing some key ...
Richard Seiersen argues that while AI continues to make waves in cybersecurity, the fundamentals of cybersecurity remain unchanged — and organisations shouldn’t be distracted ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cryptanalysis, making traditional symmetric key encryption increasingly vulnerable. AI-driven differential and sectional ...
Las Vegas, NV – August 4, 2025 – BeyondTrust, the global leader in identity security protecting Paths to Privilege™, today announced the formal launch of its dedicated ...
New approach introduces a marketplace of Cyber Risk AI Agents that autonomously drive every step of Cyber Risk Operations—dramatically improving risk posture and reducing ...
New data from Identity Security Risk Assessments reveals critical blind spots in non-human identity posture
BeyondTrust’s latest solution brings secrets into full view, just ...
DPRK-nexus adversaries infiltrate 320+ companies using GenAI accelerated attacks; threat actors exploit AI agents, exposing autonomous systems as the next enterprise attack surface
ASX listed cybersecurity firm, Excite Cyber is today urging Australian organisations to adopt ISO 42001 to ensure they are prepared for coming AI regulation.
