World Privacy Day: A kind reminder to protect personal data
Data Privacy Day in Australia is a day to remind people of the importance of protecting personal information.
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Data Privacy Day in Australia is a day to remind people of the importance of protecting personal information.
The new AI-based chatbot tool developed by OpenAI, known as ChatGPT, has the potential to be leveraged by cybercriminals to write code and malware that can assist in their malicious activities.
According to a recent survey that looked at the differences in how different generations approach cyber security, 67 pct of Australian small business owners mistakenly believe that being tech-savvy means they have the necessary skills to protect their businesses from cyber threats.”
Experts believe these threats will pose the greatest risks in 2023, ranging from ransomware attacks to phishing scams and cloud security breaches.
Darren, an expert in cybersecurity, has identified the top targeted sectors by cybercriminals going into 2023.
With constantly improving techniques, the person becomes the weakest link. According to experts, one trend expected for 2023 is social media account takeovers leading to impersonation attacks on online friends.
Let’s look more closely at five cyber risk factors that SMB leaders should consider when thinking about cyber security in 2023.
For organisations looking to build a security-savvy workforce, here are some key things to consider.
Dynamic Business wishes to emphasise the importance of businesses maintaining reliable information handling methods and an up-to-date plan for responding to data breaches.
The Federal Government committed $12.6 million of its 2022 budget to combat scams and online fraud, with the bulk ($9.9 million) going towards a National Anti-Scam Centre
On Wednesday, September 21, Optus, Australia’s second-largest telecom, suffered a huge data breach, possibly exposing the personal information of millions of customers as a result of a malicious cyber-attack.
Similar to phishing, we are increasingly encountering a relatively new type of fraud that also uses people instead of machines as an extremely effective gateway: deepfakes.
Even at the most basic level of password management, individuals show little literacy in proper password hygiene habits, writes Matthew McWhirter, Senior Director of LastPass JAPAC
This year’s World Password Day falls on May 5th, making it the ideal time to make sure we’re doing everything we can to manage our online logins.
We asked experts to discuss feasible ways to protect businesses from cyber threats.
Since the start of the pandemic, the cyber landscape has continued to evolve at a pace.
With cybersecurity incidents on the rise, Australia must adopt a stronger cyber security posture.
The imperative exists, and businesses are already adjusting their physical and digital infrastructures, but what about security?
The purpose of Data Privacy Day is to raise awareness and circulate helpful information about how we can keep our data secure.
Almost 75 per cent of Australian businesses experienced as many as ten cyber incidents or breaches over the last year