Cyber attacks stories
The scale of devastation can have a lot to do with how attackers use resources, such as IoT devices, to launch wide-scale attacks.
BDO and AusCERT tap leaders in ANZ for insights on cyber threats in their pivotal annual security survey, amid a spike in ransomware attacks.
British Telecommunications (BT) has announced the appointment of Juni Yan as vice president for security in Asia, Middle East and Africa (AMEA).
HBO's soft underbelly was laid bare to the world after hackers stole 1.5 TB of data from its systems - Centrify says passwords' days are limited.
Palo Alto Networks will soon be the first cybersecurity company in the world to sign a Data Exchange Agreement with INTERPOL.
As cyberattacks continue to proliferate prioritising where to focus resources to adequately protect your company is a challenge.
Surprisingly, attacks against unified communications (UC) are some of the fastest growing and most misunderstood threats organizations face today.
Cyber attacks menace firms and national bodies, but ironically, the cloud sector, underpinned by tech behemoths, may thrive by offering refuge.
With high-profile firms in the headlines, does it mean that SMEs face even greater risk? And if it does, what can the smaller entities do about it?.
Results from a recent survey of security executive from across 11 EMEA countries have been released, revealing the effects of attacks like WannaCry.
Some of the big names announced include executives from ITV, Sky, News Corp, Google and HBO to discuss exclusive insights in cybersecurity.
The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) put the government's incident management and emergency response plans to the test yesterday.
A recently released report from Lloyd's of London has revealed just how powerful and incredibly destructive a global cyber attack could be.
New Zealand faces a growing cyber threat as CERT NZ's first quarterly study shows only the tip of the iceberg, says NZTech chief Graeme Muller.
New Zealanders have reported 364 cybersecurity incidents in just three months, costing us upwards of $730,000.
Despite this new awareness of threats, for many the solution is less well understood. As a result, defensive strategies are improperly prioritised.
Hays, an employment and recruiting firm, has confirmed statistics showing a cyber skills shortage in Australia.
Nearly 7 in 10 Hong Kong firms suffer losses due to cybercrime amidst a backdrop of evolving threats and a talent shortage.
36% of respondents lost at least $130,000 in data breaches in 2015-2016, and 40% have lost money in the last year alone.
The Reserve Bank is letting the finance sector, regulators and other authorities steer their own course through cyber issues and security.
