Cyber attacks stories - Page 23

Optus and Telstra cyber attacks highlight the threat to Australian small businesses. Awareness and action must be taken to prevent devastating damage.

The Privacy Commission is advising victims of the Pinnacle hack to be wary of any suspicious cellphone communication or bank activity.

Google keeps people’s data safe and secure through security technology, automatic built-in protections, and ongoing vulnerability research and detection.

AISA is calling for the Australian Government to urgently review the higher education sector as part of their new cyber security strategy.

CSIS security group is working towards its goal of becoming Europe’s preferred provider of tech-enabled cybersecurity services.

Organizations need to prioritize cyber resilience alongside cyber security to protect against evolving attacks. Physical security is also crucial.

Australian board members significantly lag behind global counterparts in cybersecurity maturity, according to a new report from Proofpoint.

The average company with data in the cloud faces $28 million in data-breach risk, according to a new report from Varonis.

Kasada's annual report reveals that revenue loss from bot-driven fraud is rising despite increased spending on mitigation solutions.

Large North Island GP network hit by cyber attack, patient details potentially compromised. Investigation underway.

BEC cost Australian organisations AUD$81m in a year, yet most ASX-200 firms lack basic email protection, says report.

Following a coordinated disclosure of a zero-day vulnerability by Volexity in Atlassian Confluence, attackers went wild to exploit it.

Ransomware, identity theft, and virtual security attacks identified as growing threats to security and economic growth.

According to new Venafi research, complexity is due to increase, as companies plan to host more applications in the cloud.

Nearly a quarter of businesses have suffered a ransomware attack, with a fifth occurring in the past 12 months.

A new study has identified a need to prioritise cybersecurity training for board directors, to better protect organisations from cyber attacks.

Critical infrastructure industries around the world are still facing major challenges and gaps in their approach to protection and risk management.

The company says that it immediately shut down the attack and is working with the Australian Cyber Security Centre to mitigate any further risks to customers.

Cybereason has announced new advancements in Cybereason NGAV that deliver nation-state level protection for organisations of all sizes.

Development and security teams can now proactively address the most critical software supply chain risks from code through runtime.