Cyberattacks stories - Page 41

Australian businesses are more resilient to major disruptions than the rest of the world, but are at risk of labour and skill shortages.

Arrow is recognised for its performance and commitment to securing organisations with Sophos’ innovative portfolio of cybersecurity solutions and services.

92% of large enterprises now maintain an SBOM (software bill of materials) or plan to implement it in the next year.

According to the survey, 15% of senior SME leaders are willing to commit accounting/tax fraud or evasion to ensure survival.

The report elaborates on the evolving cloud threat landscape, highlighting the heightened risk of cyberattacks due to the adoption of cloud-focused services.

Fortinet's SecOps solutions improve customer detection, containment, investigation and response, making security teams up to 86% more efficient.

BlackBerry's latest report reveals a 40% surge in cyberattacks on government agencies and public services, with over 55,000 halted between March and May 2023.

As the market grows, the application usage of SD-WAN, and the choices to be made, are also changing – and becoming increasingly specialised.

Cloud-native New-Scale SIEM and advanced threat detection, investigation and response (TDIR) capabilities are available to more ANZ organisations.

Lookout unveils research finding security experts have a significant lack of awareness of the National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Essentials framework.

There will be winners and losers in the AI race, but AI pessimists are discounting the creativity and productivity that the technology will unleash.

In order to survive and thrive in these uncertain times, CIOs must come up with an innovative and holistic enterprise-wide cost containment strategy.

Trellix has entered into an enhanced distribution agreement with Ingram Micro for the Australian and New Zealand markets (ANZ).

Yubico highlights how shared workstation environments can pose a significant security threat to businesses if strong protection measures are not taken.

Safeguarding critical infrastructures requires a comprehensive approach that identifies vulnerabilities and addresses security gaps.

According to the research, 78% of respondents say their company will pay a ransom to recover data and restore business processes.

The hierarchical ML-based threat analytics at source optimises threat detection and matures Zero Trust security architecture.

Organisations with extensive use of security AI and automation helped cut data breach costs by INR 95m and reduce breach lifecycles by 153 days.

Vectra AI's State of Threat Detection Report reveals the challenges faced by security teams as they struggle to keep up with cyberattacks.

The enhanced relationship provides customers global access to 11:11 services and the ability to standardise data protection across hybrid environments.