The Toll Group Cyber Attack
October 20, 2021
The Toll Group is an Australian logistics company offering services through road, sea, and air. The company operates through trailers, containers, trucks which are approximated
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Cyber Security Laws in Australia
April 1, 2021
Before deep diving into the privacy laws and cybersecurity in Australia let’s first explore what cybersecurity means and provide a brief overview for some context.
Zoom Exploits Being Sold on Dark Web for Up to $30,000
December 24, 2020
Zoom quickly became remote workers’ favourite most hated app to do video conferences for work and school. Not only do those staying at home during
Australian Businesses Face Cybersecurity Risks During COVID-19
November 25, 2020
COVID-19 caused an impact in many different sectors that we never imagined could have been affected by a disease. One of the unexpected sectors that
How Cyber Attacks Are Costing Small Businesses Up to $200,000 on Average
November 17, 2020
Not many SMBs can say that they have $200,000 saved up as a backup in case something, anything, happens to their business. This is because
Kaspersky: Virus or antivirus?
September 17, 2020
Often viewed as the best antivirus software in the world, Kaspersky Lab’s country of origin has not helped the prestigious cybersecurity company’s reputation. The Moscow-based
Australian Government to Spend $1.6b in Cyber Security Strategy
August 13, 2020
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has just announced that the Australian government will be updating the initial cyber security strategy that had been announced earlier in
How To Avoid Telstra’s Sunday Dropout: It’s All In The DNS
August 6, 2020
On Sunday, August 2nd Telstra users from Australia’s eastern states suffered from an internet outage as a result of a “malicious” cyber-attack against the telecommunications
The Huawei Controversy: Et tu, Brute?
July 30, 2020
Huawei has been around since 1987 as a world-leading Chinese telecommunications company, and as the leading smartphone mobile brand worldwide since July 2020. However it’s
Nearly 800,000 Australian Migrants Affected by Data Breach
May 6, 2020
A data breach in the Home Affairs Department of the Australian Government has affected 774,326 individuals whose personal information was stored in the Department’s Skillselect
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