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Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | July 13, 2016

The UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) has recently published its Cyber Crime Assessment 2016, highlighting the enormous amount of cyber-attacks…

By Britta Glade, Director of Content, RSA Conferences ASEAN’s increasing connectivity coupled with the rapid adoption of advanced technology is…

Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | July 11, 2016

By Gary Gardiner, Director of Engineering & Services, ANZ at Fortinet ‘If we don’t hang together, we’ll surely hang separately.’…

By Allan Mouawad, Fortinet Network Security Academy Project Manager There is no shortage of hackers, cyber criminals and rogue operators.…

Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | July 7, 2016

Cyber security breaches are once again hitting the headlines, with dire warnings of hacking on the rise; cybercrime, cyberwarfare, malware,…

Cyber Resilience | Editor's Desk | July 4, 2016

For as long as digital technology has existed, there have been people who sought to exploit it for criminal gains.…

On the 21st April, the Federal Government’s long-awaited Cyber Security Strategy was launched from Sydney’s Australian Technology Park. Needless to…

While organisations have long been aware of cloud’s ability to reduce costs and increase agility, industry commentators have debated whether…

Building a security intelligence centre

The Threat Cybercrime is a highly profitable and low risk business, which is why it’s costing the global economy more…

Editor's Desk | June 24, 2016

Examining the mob mentality

Two mob-related incidents made headlines in Perth, Western Australia in the last couple of months. The first saw a group…