Lessons from the Land Rover cyber attack: seeing risk before it strikes
13 November, 2025 by Scott Magill, Country Manager ANZ, TenableThe recent Jaguar Land Rover cyber attack saga is a stark demonstration of what happens when cyber visibility fails.
Why cyber resilience is at the heart of business continuity in the AI age
10 November, 2025 by Jamie Humphrey, General Manager, Infrastructure Solutions Group, Dell Technologies, Australia and New ZealandAs our reliance on cloud services, hybrid environments, and generative AI deepens, protecting our digital world becomes increasingly complex.
Securing SMB organisations: closing the cyber gap through culture
22 October, 2025 by MJ Robotham, Director, APAC at NinjaOneLimited budgets and resources mean SMBs cannot financially prioritise cybersecurity as much as large organisations.
Cyber attackers using sophisticated deepfake tools: report
14 July, 2025 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingA new report from Trend Micro demonstrates that malicious actors are using convincing deepfake audio and video to target enterprises with cyber attacks.
Nearly half of Australian companies opt to pay ransoms: report
26 June, 2025A recent survey found that Australian ransom payments have decreased from 66% to 41% in the past year, and demands have dropped considerably in value.
Cybersecurity starts with employees
04 June, 2025 by Jacqueline Jayne*As the cyberthreat landscape continues to evolve rapidly, the gap between technical defences and human awareness continues to grow.
Race against the clock: Building resilient cyber defences for tomorrow's threats
02 June, 2025According to the latest annual report from the ACSC, small businesses lose on average $49,600 per cybercrime incident, with data compromises happening every 13 seconds.
Threat actors using aggressive new extortion tactics: report
29 May, 2025The latest extortion and ransomware report from Palo Alto Networks reveals aggressive new tactics and the escalation of threat actor collaboration.
LockBit named nastiest malware of 2024
05 November, 2024 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingLockBit, a ransomware malware known to have been used to attack Australian targets, has been named the nastiest malware of 2024.
Scattered Spider: where every click is one step closer to chaos
20 September, 2024 by Chris Fisher*Cybercriminal group Scattered Spider often uses social engineering to gain access to identities and is slick at bypassing multifactor authentication.
Tenable upgrades Nessus risk assessment platform
06 September, 2024 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTenable has introduced new capabilities to its Nessus vulnerability assessment platform aimed at helping customers better identify and prioritise risks.
Half of Australian ransomware victims paid up: survey
09 August, 2024 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingA survey from Cloudflare indicates that 50% of the Australian companies falling victim to ransomware in the last two years paid off their attackers.
Mimecast unveils Human Risk Management Platform
24 July, 2024 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMimecast's new Human Risk Management Platform can help enterprises assess and mitigate employee security-related risk on a granular level.
Cysurance to offer cyber insurance to Sophos customers
11 July, 2024 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian Sophos customers will be able to take advantage of discounted cyber insurance provided by Cysurance under a new partnership between the companies.
The true cost of cyber attacks
11 July, 2024 by Matt Caffrey, Senior Solutions Architect, Barracuda NetworksThe average annual expense of recovering and dealing with cyber attacks has surpassed AU$4.1 million.
