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A new Traceable AI report reveals 57% of organisations have suffered API breaches, highlighting significant flaws in current security measures.

A new survey reveals a worrying disconnect in Australia and New Zealand between awareness and readiness for post-quantum cryptography, despite rising concerns.

Vectra AI reveals a critical Transitive Access Abuse vulnerability in Google Cloud's Document AI, raising data exfiltration risk for users.

National Insider Threat Awareness Month sheds light on serious insider threats. Experts from Protegrity, Securin, and others call for better human factor strategies and tech solutions.

Trustwave's latest reports unveil growing cryptocurrency and ransomware threats in financial services, highlight the urgency of combating phishing-as-a-service and insider threats.

IBM's latest report reveals Australian data breach costs hit a record AUD $4.26 million in 2024, with phishing and stolen credentials as top attack vectors.

Identities top the list of priority risks for organisations' Zero Trust strategies, reveals a global study by Entrust, highlighting a shift from compliance to pre-emptive security efforts.

Cybersixgill debuts its AI-powered IQ Report Generator, offering rapid, customised threat intelligence reports, revolutionising the CTI reporting process for MSSPs and security teams.

More than half of global organisations faced software supply chain attacks this year, with many struggling for months to respond, a new Synopsys report reveals.

In the wake of the pandemic, healthcare faces staff shortages, cyber threats, and budget constraints, making robust, secure networks essential for top-tier medical care.

Barracuda Networks's Cybernomics 101 report warns that cybercriminals could leverage Generative AI to boost attacks' volume and effectiveness, revealing AI-enabled cybercrime concerns among 48% of Australian survey respondents.

BackBox launches Network Vulnerability Manager, a tool for automated risk assessment and efficient remediation.

Insufficient investment in quantum-safe strategies leaves global IT leaders feeling vulnerable, especially in the APAC region.

A critical way to stop insider threats is by ensuring that users and IT administrators only have access to the necessary resources.

Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) naturally plays a big role as organisations need to make sure they have the right security solutions.

The study found that regulatory landscape and newer use cases such as cloud-based services and IoT that are driving the adoption of PKI.

According to a Ponemon Institute study conducted, insider threats have increased in both frequency and cost over the past two years.

Australia falls behind global average in enterprise-wide encryption strategies, according to new study by Entrust.

More than half (60%) of organisations experienced data loss or exfiltration caused by an employee mistake on email in the last 12 months.

Organizations are hindered by a cultural divide between IT and OT teams, preventing a unified cybersecurity strategy, a report from Dragos has found.