Cyberattacks stories - Page 71

One Identity's global research reveals that despite the vast impact, 76% of Australian businesses are unsure if they've experienced a Pass the Hash attack.

Experts warn that the lack of security in Internet of Things devices could make it the 'asbestos of the future'.

Axis Communications shares its insights on how changing regulations are affecting companies’ data collection and protection practices.

Phishing is the leading cause of data breaches in Australia, affecting government, finance, and manufacturing sectors, says Carbon Black's latest report.

Vectra AI also announced the signing of Netpoleon as Asia-Pacific distributor and partnerships with SecureWare and InPhySec.

nShield-as-a-Service is ideal for cloud-first strategies, selective cloud migration, or adding HSM capacity to handle workload spikes.

Global cyber attacks on medical devices have dropped since the WannaCry ransomware, but the Asia Pacific region sees no such decline, warns Kaspersky.

The partnership aims to bolster the security posture for organisations’ very attacked people (VAPs) by applying additional adaptive security controls.

The resulting integration will provide real-time, post-breach threat detection while enhancing and automating incident response.

This is the 11th time in a row Sophos has been positioned as Leader and shaken up its APAC and ANZ channel execs.

Over 50% of incident response requests in 2018 were made after significant damage had already occurred, says Kaspersky's latest report.

Palo Alto Networks is expanding its New Zealand business operations in order to better prepare local businesses for growing cybersecurity concerns.

In partnership with Accel, CrowdStrike will co-invest in security startups that are building applications on the CrowdStrike Falcon platform.

Neglecting the human element in cybersecurity leaves businesses vulnerable to attacks, says ESET. Only 42% of firms provide comprehensive compliance training.

Research by Ponemon Institute and Exabeam reveals IT security teams waste over 25% of their time on false positives, urging a shift to modern SOC solutions.

The application works by scanning backup copies on to identify any vulnerabilities across an organisation’s IT environment.

The two companies say there are more than 2500 private and independent schools across Australia, many of which are looking for cyber safety solutions.

Businesses are rapidly investing in AI for cybersecurity, with 69% believing they can't combat critical threats without it, says Capgemini study.

In response to evolving regulations in Australia and New Zealand, RSA has updated its Archer Suite to bolster data protection and ensure compliance.

There is a common misconception that product security is the only way to mitigate vulnerabilities and threats.