Quantum computing poses a significant threat to current encryption systems, making sensitive data vulnerable to future decryption by cybercriminals using "harvest now, decrypt later" tactics. To mitigate this risk, organizations must adopt post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards, such as those developed by NIST, and integrate them into their data infrastructure to ensure long-term security and maintain trust in a quantum-powered future.
Digital identity is now cybercriminals' top target. With data breaches up 78% globally, businesses must invest in Identity & Access Management to protect employees and ...
Earlier today it was announced across mainstream media channels that Qantas suffered a data breach, affecting approximately six million customers. The breach was linked to a ...
MITRE, the cornerstone of global vulnerability tracking, announcing it could go dark. For years, the field had relied on this single repository, the bedrock for tracking ...
In Episode 7 of the DevSecOops podcast, hosts Tom Walker, Scott Fletcher, and James Vincent sat down with Matt Preswick, Principal Solutions Engineer at Wiz APJ, to unpack ...
Introduction
With the end of the financial year (EOFY) fast approaching, it’s more important now than ever for businesses to be even more vigilant and take stock of their ...
Motorola Solutions has announced the launch of Assist Suites, a portfolio of role-based AI for public safety solutions designed to deliver the right intelligence to the right ...
xReality Group (ASX:XRG) has announced its Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 4C for the quarter ending 31st December 2025, together with an Operational Update.
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Mandiant, part of Google, is warning organisations of an active and ongoing cybercrime campaign attributed to actors operating under the ShinyHunters name, leveraging ...
Strategic partnership includes LevelBlue's acquisition of Fortra's Alert Logic Managed Detection and Response business, strengthening LevelBlue's position as a global MDR leader