Cyberattacks stories - Page 50

This has been another extremely busy year for CISOs, with cyber attacks pummelling organisations across the globe.

Churches of Christ in Queensland has chosen Vectra AI's cybersecurity platform to enhance its defense against cyber threats.

Increasing adoption of IoT network management platforms across large enterprises will augment the growth in the market.

Vectra AI has entered a new strategic partnership with the regional headquarters for NEC in Southeast Asia to provide improved security to various enterprises.

Kaspersky predicts a shift in advanced persistent threat (APT) activity against industrial organisations and OT systems in new industries and locations.

Data breaches and ransomware are on the rise across the APAC region, with high-profile cyber attacks garnering daily headlines.

A new report has revealed adversary success in identity theft indicates default cloud security controls are ineffective at preventing attacks.

Cohesity partners with top cybersecurity firms to fight cyberattacks. Data Security Alliance aims to provide comprehensive data protection and resilience.

Vectra AI has launched Vectra MDR, a global managed detection and response service that combines human and AI intelligence to combat cyber threats.

New research reveals Australian consumers will walk away from a brand if they failed to protect their personal data.

Australia's cybersecurity leaders face challenges due to a lack of IT and SecOps talent, according to a report by Rubrik.

There are so many social media platforms for us to choose from— and the same is true for cybercriminals looking to deploy their next attack.

Katya Ivanova promoted to Chief Sales Officer at Acronis to drive global sales and increase awareness of the Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud Platform.

The digital operating environment has made doing business easier, yet this dependence has opened the floodgates for malicious cyberattacks.

IDC forecasts that the ANZ spending on the Internet of Things (IoT) will reach $24 billion in 2026, a compounded annual growth rate of 10% for 2021-26.

Cyberattacks were escalating in scale, sophistication, and frequency, exploiting vulnerable systems and weak entry points in digital supply chains.

IT teams are still grappling with the Log4Shell vulnerability, affecting Java enterprise applications and making holiday surprises likely.

In Australia, cyberattacks against retail grew significantly in 2022, increasing the risk of fraud and data loss; automated threats caused 62% of incidents.

Investment in channel programs and expanded routes to market are all advantages of doing business with Cisco, enabling partners to be secure and profitable.

Pandemic drives critical infrastructure and digital-reliant organisations to increase cybersecurity, leading to rising costs.