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IDC forecasts that the ANZ spending on the Internet of Things (IoT) will reach $24 billion in 2026, a compounded annual growth rate of 10% for 2021-26.

Cyber attackers are targeting companies and IT security teams when they are likely to be under-resourced, according to Barracuda.

The prevalence of cloud applications is changing the way threat actors are using phishing attack delivery methods to steal data.

New research predicts the convergence of advanced persistent threat methods with cybercrime, enabling a new wave of destructive attacks at scale.

Mandiant's experts have collaborated to examine 2022's threat data and trends to compile a forecast report shedding light on what to expect in the coming year.

Microsoft has published its Digital Defense Report 2022, sharing insights on how the digital threat landscape is evolving and how to mitigate these issues.

Cyberattacks were escalating in scale, sophistication, and frequency, exploiting vulnerable systems and weak entry points in digital supply chains.

Cyber gangs are enlisting and rewarding supporters, says Avast report, revealing an increase in PC adware and Raccoon Stealer activity.

BeyondTrust has released BeyondTrust Remote Support 22.3, introducing new admin capabilities to improve time to value.

IT teams are still grappling with the Log4Shell vulnerability, affecting Java enterprise applications and making holiday surprises likely.

Pandemic drives critical infrastructure and digital-reliant organisations to increase cybersecurity, leading to rising costs.

Akamai Technologies expands its DDoS protection platform with global rollout of new scrubbing centres, increasing defense capacity to 20 Tbps.

SAE leverages HP’s task isolation technology to run each privileged access session within its hardware-enforced virtual machine (VM).

Companies in Malaysia and the Philippines have suffered the most incidents, while those in Hong Kong have suffered the least.

72% of businesses in Australia have reported experiencing a cyber incident, higher than the APAC average, says Kroll report.

Death and taxes are inevitable. So too is the rise of cyber incidents hitting organisations where it hurts most: the bottom line.

New attack surfaces and threats emerge seemingly every week, with the recent high-profile attacks in Australia exposing our current vulnerabilities.

A recent report by Sophos shows that cybercrooks are hiding (or dwelling) in the networks of smaller businesses for much longer than their larger counterparts.

More than half (54%) of office workers would reconsider working for a company that had recently experienced a cyber breach.

Users don’t have to use Internet Explorer for its legacy to have left you vulnerable to LogCrusher and OverLog.