AI is reshaping what’s possible when it comes to protecting organisations against identity-based attacks. By offering prescriptive recommendations on how to harden identity security, together with advanced detection of evolving threats, organisations can improve their ability to operate now and into the future.
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Introduction
In 2023, the Latitude Financial cyberattack exposed over 14 million customer records, including driver licences, passport numbers, and financial details. ...
As digital and physical workplaces continue to converge, Australian organisations face challenges with maintaining the safety of both work environments. For example, while an ...
As AI accelerates digital transformation, Australia’s booming data centre industry must embed cyber resilience into its infrastructure design to defend against increasingly ...
Sophos today announced the launch of Sophos Advisory Services, a suite of security testing services designed to identify gaps in organisations’ security programs. These ...
With 34% of organisations suffering an AI-related breach, new Tenable report shows leadership is misjudging risk by focusing on reactive metrics instead of preventable threats
With 34% of organisations suffering an AI-related breach, new Tenable report shows leadership is misjudging risk by focusing on reactive metrics instead of preventable threats
