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Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | National | April 13, 2016 One New Zero-Day Discovered on Average Every Week in 2015, Twice the Rate of a Year Ago as Advanced Attackers Exploit, Stockpile and Resell High-Value Vulnerabilities –Australia is the number one target for ransomware attacks in the Southern Hemisphere– Symantec’s Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR), Volume 21,… Read More Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | Education | April 11, 2016 A culture of risk The best security system in the world can’t stop a risk-ignorant employee from jeopardising an organisation. The solution? Invest in… Read More Cyber Resilience | National | April 11, 2016 Organisations that lack a security aware culture The cultivation of a security aware culture is vital to ensure successful cyber and information security. According to the PGI/Harvey… Read More Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | National | April 11, 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics change in census 2016 I read with interest that the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) are planning to retaining all of the names and… Read More Editor's Desk | Frontline Security | National | April 11, 2016 A new collective voice for the tax stamp industry Juan Yañez, Thomas Greg & Sons de Colombia, and newly appointed Chair of the International Tax Stamp Association (ITSA) explains… Read More Editor's Desk | Frontline Security | April 11, 2016 Preaching the destruction – 2016 Brussels bombings The wedge between Muslim and non-Muslim citizens in Europe was driven even deeper on March 22nd when coordinated attacks in… Read More Australian Security | Featured | National | April 11, 2016 SPAAL Security E News – April 2016 New South Wales Mutual Recognition Licence Applications The NSW Police Security Licensing Enforcement Directorate (SLED) has identified a spike in the number… Read More Previous 1 … 153 154 155 156 157 … 195 Next
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