Mobile biometrics used in $2tn worth of sales
25 July, 2018By 2023, mobile biometrics will authenticate $2 trillion in sales per year, according to a new study from Juniper Research.
Supercomputer hacking halted by L2RS algorithm
19 July, 2018A new program has been developed that could stop hacking attempts from future supercomputers.
Review your IT contracts to avoid GDPR pain
18 July, 2018Gartner experts recommend adjusting IT procurement methods to avoid breaches that could lead to GDPR fines and reputational damage.
Skills shortage poses cyber threat: Gartner
18 July, 2018Only 65% of organisations have a cybersecurity expert, despite the fact that 95% expect cyber threats to increase over the next three years.
ANU breached by Chinese hackers
09 July, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe ANU has reportedly fallen victim to a network intrusion that has been traced to China and could have been a state-sponsored attack.
New Perth JCSC targets cyber attacks
09 July, 2018A new Joint Cyber Security Centre (JCSC) has opened in Perth, with the aim of keeping Australians safe from cyber attacks.
Shred-it opens Sydney plant
04 July, 2018The plant will allow Shred-it to have an active role in assisting businesses and government agencies comply with stringent data privacy legislation.
Australian cyber firms show their solutions in the UK
03 July, 2018 by Jonathan NallyTwelve Australian cybersecurity companies are showcasing their solutions and innovations in London as part of the Australian British FinTech Cyber Catalyst.
Defending data in the GDPR era
29 June, 2018 by Peter Waters, Vice President, Legal, EquinixThe GDPR might be a cloud with a silver lining — getting it right could help foster better relationships with your customers.
RegTech players gather to tackle financial crime
27 June, 2018An AUSTRAC RegTech Showcase has explored ways to harness technology to combat money laundering, terrorism financing and serious financial crime.
Cyber attacks can cost Aussie economy $29bn per year
26 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCybersecurity incidents have the potential to cost the Australian economy $29bn per year in direct, indirect and induced costs, a new study estimates.
Chinese espionage group targeting telcos, defence companies
25 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingChinese hacker group Thrip is involved in a targeted espionage operation against satellite, telecoms and defence companies in SEA and the US.
28% of Aussie orgs impacted by cryptojacking in Q1
21 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingSome 28% of Australian organisations encountered cryptojacking attacks in Q1 and 21% encountered mobile malware, a new report has found.
Job applicants' data exposed in PageUp breach
19 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingPageUp has provided an update on the potential data breach disclosed by the company at the start of the month.
World Cup could lead to surge in cyber threats
18 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe 2018 FIFA World Cup will be a breeding ground for cyber attacks and malicious activity, if prior events are any indication.
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