Cybersafety stories

Gigamon country manager for A/NZ George Tsoukas takes a closer look at the history of cryptographic protocols.>>

In 2021, organisations must focus on security as the foundation for safely creating, storing and managing data.>>

The ability to correlate individual events/alerts over time into an attack ‘storyline’ can help mitigate major cloud security blind spots.>>

Autonomous Response is necessary not only because humans cannot keep up with today’s threat climate, but because AI-based attacks are approaching. >>

Armed with vArmour’s solutions, the company says that Microsoft’s customers can now gain more visibility over user access to critical applications.>>

With the acquisition, Barracuda begins its foray into the XDR market, and supplements the company’s previous integrations with Open XDR platforms.>>

Failure to employ best-of-breed security practices may result in a very uncomfortable talk with CEOs and boards of directors.>>

In his almost 20 years in the cybersecurity industry, Infosys CISO Vishal Salvi has watched threats change — and how they've ramped up in the last 18 months.>>

Seven vendors were designated Leaders in the space, with IDC noting that these providers demonstrated leadership in the provision of cloud-native security.>>

Zero trust streamlines that access while strengthening security protections. For this reason, it should form an essential pillar of any cybersecurity strategy.>>

Learning how to better protect the data used and stored by organisations’ print systems is in their best interests for the company’s future success.>>

When an organisation can recover quickly from a ransomware attack, organisations can accelerate growth safely and reliably.>>

When an attack happens, security teams should be ready with information about who is attacking and the steps being taken to mitigate damage. >>

The DDoS attack report analyses attack activity by industries, attack vectors, DDoS attacks on applications and on-premise versus cloud.>>

More organisations are reimagining the way that staff connect from remote locations, writes ThousandEyes principal solutions architect Mike Hicks.>>

The healthcare industry was the hardest hit, with 97% of all hostile activity targeted at the industry being web application or application-specific attacks.>>

CISOs should implement this three-pronged approach to prioritising cybersecurity concerns, writes Fortinet regional director for ANZ Jon McGettigan.>>

“Looking ahead, we’re seeing early market signals of growing automation and further adoption of machine learning technologies in support of AI security." >>

In parallel with any physical form of identification, digital identities must be protected at all costs to prevent identity theft or fraud.>>

The ways in which bad actors can use DNS to mount attacks are numerous. Here are some of the most popular ones.>>

Today’s interviewee is SonicWall head of presales for APAC, Yuvraj Pradhan, who discusses various talking points surrounding zero trust security.>>

Threats to applications go beyond exploiting code and logic vulnerabilities which are already more than enough to analyse and cope with.>>

AI has been used to combat cyber-threats for years. But there are many related pitfalls — and catastrophic forgetting is a major one.>>

To access work emails, it may suffice to use with multi-factor authentication. But if users want to access customer data, that security control isn’t enough.>>