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Dan Tehan, the Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Cyber Security joined AM today to discuss how cyber-attacks are on the rise, with defence contractors, infrastructure and identity theft being the major targets. Source:...
Read MoreWhen you think of the phrase “cyber security”, pet insurance doesn’t typically come to mind. After all, what have cats and dogs got to do with digital data? Source: Cyber security in the pet insurance industry – CSO | The...
Read MoreASIC has said that the cyber insurance brokers and insurers in Australia have the potential to be a launchpad for businesses to take cyber risk seriously putting boards on notice – and therefore take up cover too. Source: ASIC...
Read MoreThe Australian Bureau of Statistics has warned people not to post pictures on social media that show the unique barcode on their same-sex marriage survey forms. Source: ABS warns Australians not to post same-sex marriage survey...
Read MoreMandatory data breach legislation comes into effect February and has already put a rocket under the local market in cyber security insurance as well as supporting legal services. Source: Cyber insurance gets a rocket –...
Read MoreAll the big insurers offer cyber security policies, but before you sign up you need to know what you are getting into. Source: Is cyber insurance necessary or a racket? What to know before you sign on | afr.com
Read MoreAustralia’s telecommunications, electricity and water infrastructure is increasingly vulnerable to foreign spies and saboteurs as companies outsource work to offshore firms that are hard to monitor, a top government...
Read MoreIn shift to the cloud. The Prime Minister’s top cyber security advisor has warned government agencies that they cannot outsource risk in the same way as infrastructure and services, following a series of high-profile failures...
Read MoreInternational cyber criminals have Australian nest eggs in their sights and at least $600 billion in cash reserves. Source: Hackers have self-managed super funds in their sights
Read MoreDo you trust your local real estate agent? With all the personal data I need to hand over to get on a lease, the real estate agent could establish an entire double life. Story by Jessica Sier. Source: Real estate documentation...
Read MoreThe government has accepted a series of recommendations from the PJCIS on amendments to the proposed telco national security legislation in an effort to protect networks from ‘cyber intrusions’ by ‘malicious...
Read MoreIs Australia becoming its own worst enemy when it comes to addressing cybersecurity? This might seem an odd question considering the growing number of external threats directed toward our country. But to resolve these challenges...
Read MoreWe live in a time of rapid transformation – of business models and growth opportunities, none more so than in financial services. This is happening alongside increasing cyber threats, posing complex risk to our businesses, our...
Read MoreCyberattacks are expected to cost Australian businesses about $16 billion over the next 10 years, but experts say hackers do not just have big companies in their sights. Source: Hackers eye rural, regional businesses left...
Read MoreAs opt-out change looms. It’s no secret that your local doctor’s office is unlikely to have the best protections when it comes to securing your personal health records. The Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) will be in...
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