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Zero Trust

Zero Trust is a cybersecurity framework that challenges the traditional perimeter-based security model by assuming that threats can originate from both external and internal sources. In a Zero Trust model, trust is never assumed, and strict access controls are implemented regardless of the user’s location, network, or device. The core principle of Zero Trust is to verify and authenticate every user, device, or application trying to access a network, even if they are already inside the organization’s perimeter.

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How Organisations Can Combat the Surge in Phishing Attacks

How Organisations Can Combat the Surge in Phishing Attacks

As we rapidly progress into the digital era, Australia aims to become a world leader in cyber security by 2030. However, the threat of cybercrime continues to grow at an alarming rate. Australia has continued to see high-profile breaches leaving Australians’ sensitive data vulnerable and exploited, with some impacted falling victim to several breaches and attacks. Among the most prevalent forms of cybercrime, phishing has seen a staggering 472% surge in attacks in the past year alone. The ThreatLabz 2023 Phishing Report reiterates that organisations need to be more vigilant than ever when it comes to protecting themselves and their customers from phishing scams, as phishing attacks rose nearly 50% in ...

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