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Gen predicts AI will customise and escalate cyber threats by 2024, making cybersecurity a daily life necessity.

Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky reports a near-3% rise in daily cyber threats in 2023, with new tactics and threats emerging.

Compromised credentials are at the root of most cyber incidents in Australia, yet you could be forgiven for thinking ransomware is still the greatest single threat.

Australian consumers are increasingly concerned about online shopping security, especially amid the festive season, reveals recent survey.

In Forrester's Q4 2023 XDR report, prestigious cybersecurity firm ESET has been named a 'Notable Vendor'.

Enzoic CTO, Mike Wilson, forecasts key 2024 cybersecurity trends, underscoring API attacks and automation needs.

Rising cybersecurity threats prompt a shift from traditional, vulnerable password methods to phishing-resistant authentication solutions.

Ping Identity's PingOne Cloud Platform and ForgeRock Identity Cloud named Leaders in Gartner's 2023 Access Management Quadrant.

Scality bolsters cyber-resilient storage offerings for Veeam users, improving ransomware protection and offering a new hardware appliance.

Cybersecurity firm Yubico offers insightful advice on enhancing online security for travellers this festive season.

Report reveals Australian not-for-profit sector's digital readiness and cyber-protections alarmingly insufficient.

Infinigate Cloud to be first UK distributor of WatchGuard's full cybersecurity suite via subscription service.

APIs are designed to connect and share data with other applications – and it can be easy to underestimate just how exposed that data is.

Over 130,000 small businesses in New Zealand have faced cybersecurity issues, but reduced expenditure due to cost pressures, says Mastercard.

Alarmingly, 309,000 small businesses have been targeted by cyber-attacks, with a third reporting financial losses.

Delinea is set to introduce an AI-powered auditing feature to its Privileged Access Management platform, aiming to enhance compliance and risk detection.

The message is clear: companies must adapt, empower, and educate. As the cyber landscape evolves, so must an organisation’s defences.

As organisations increasingly adopt cloud services and support remote work on various devices, identity as a perimeter adapts to secure access from anywhere.

Cyber insurers today expect their customers to take proactive security measures, including identity and access management.

No matter how strong the password is, an attacker with access to the database could use the credentials right away.

Almost all Australian IT leaders anticipate a shift to passwordless technology, expecting passwords to be limited to under 25% of logins.

Schools must invest in security as a core principle and foster a culture where staff understands the importance of cybersecurity.

SendQuick, a leading enterprise mobile messaging firm, has partnered with Yoti to enhance digital security through advanced authentication solutions.

National Cybersecurity Week highlights the need to boost cyber awareness, especially for the non-tech savvy group.