In the past few weeks, Zoom has been receiving a lot of negative attention about security flaws which enable “Zoom Bombing” (this term describes when a cybercriminal enters a random Zoom call to “troll” (share indecent messages, be disruptive, etc.
COVID 19 – An IT Firm’s Response
The global COVID-19 outbreak has changed our community overnight and forced a large portion of the workforce to work from home. We are seeing businesses and employees adjusting: my local HIIT gym are now providing classes online, our favourite restaurant is now doing home deliveries, and we’ve started picking up goods via drive through at […]
The 5 types of Insider Threat Facing Businesses
There are multiple ways in which insider threats can spill over into security breaches. Various studies indicate that user behaviour accounts for over 50% of information leaks. In Australia, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner confirms that user error accounts for between 32 and 37 percent of all Notifiable Data Breaches in each of […]
VIDEO How to detect a data breach that bypasses your security controls
Transcript Trent: Thanks for joining us Dave David: Thankyou Trent Trent: Good to see you David: Glad to be here mate Trent: I’ve got a question for you it’s from the news recently and it’s about a data breach in the health industry in Victoria.
Managed Detection and Response: The new Security Strategy
Just last month, we celebrated the 75th anniversary of D-Day. This historic occasion which brought about the end of World War Two also brings to mind one of history’s most ignominious failures: the Maginot Line. After investing millions in extensive fortifications, the French discovered that building thicker walls is no defence if the gate is left wide open.
The end of data breach? Introducing People Centric Security
Transcript: Trent: Welcome back, thank-you for joining us today I’m joined by a very special guest David Sia, CEO of Techware. Thanks for joining us Dave.
Fake CEO Fraud: Don’t fall for the con – Insider Threat Risk
Got an email from the CEO requesting urgent payment of an invoice (or something similar)? Don’t rush in to get the job done, because you might just be participating in a clever new social engineering hack. In other words, that email might not be from the boss at all.
What a successful Network Security Attack looks like – Malware
Trent: Welcome back to TechScoop, thankyou for joining us now today I am joined by an exceptionally special guest Mr Ryan Economos from Mimecast. Thanks for joiing us Ryan, good to see you again.
Anatomy of an Attack – Staying ahead and protecting yourself
Trent: Hi there welcome back to Techscoop thankyou for joining us and today you’re in for an absolute treat because once again I’m joined by Ryan Economos from mimecast and we’re talking about the evolution of attacks, this week I want to talk about hwy it’s so hard to stay ahead of all of these […]
Anatomy of Attack – Attack Vectors
Trent: Hi there welcome back to TechScoop, thanks for joining us now today I am joined by a very very special guest, Ryan Economos from Mimecast. Thanks for joining me Ryan.