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Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | National | February 5, 2018

HP Study Reveals Many Australian SMBs Unprepared for New Data Breach Laws

An HP study, released today, has found almost half of Australian small and medium businesses (SMBs) with an annual turnover…

Asia Pacific Security | Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | February 5, 2018

Australian Businesses Experiencing More Cyber Security Breaches, Spending on the Rise

According to new research from Accenture and The Ponemon Institute, cyber-crime in Australia increased by over 25 per cent in…

ViDi Labs and Image Engineering cooperation

ViDi Labs has announced it has signed an agreement with Image Engineering from Kerpen-Horrem, Germany, to represent and distribute their…

Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | February 1, 2018

Huge IT wage increases in 2018

Robert Walters believes hiring managers in the IT sector will see highly contrasting levels of demand in 2018, depending on the jobs they are…

The importance of educating C-level executives for improved security

Mandatory breach notification legislation comes into effect on 22 February. The most effective way for an organisation to comply with…

Law Council’s Opening Statement to Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security addressing espionage and foreign interference

Morry Bailes, President, Law Council of Australia Opening Statement to Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security Public Hearing on:…

Hills delivers on key projects to transform its business

Hills Limited has successfully brought its supply chain operations in house, completing the migration of the Company’s warehouse operations from…

Statement by Michael Ward on defence export strategy

Statement from Michael Ward, managing director of Raytheon Australia Australia’s premier defence integrator has welcomed the release of the Government’s…

World’s First Online Cyber Security Exchange Lists on the ASX

– WhiteHawk raises the maximum A$4.5m in a heavily oversubscribed IPO – Highlights World’s first online cyber security exchange, WhiteHawk…

Asia Pacific Security | Australian Security | Cyber Resilience | Frontline Security | January 24, 2018

Abusing the brandnames of ‘Xero’ and ‘Tax Store Australia’, Proofpoint researchers have discovered a disproportionate prevalence of the Ursnif banking trojan targeting Australian and New Zealand companies

In the last quarter of 2017, Australian and New Zealand organisations and individuals witnessed a continuation of a trend Proofpoint first…

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