With more of people’s lives being transacted, shared, stored online – privacy and security concerns are increasingly coming to the fore.

Data has become the lifeblood of modern business but it is also the new currency in security, and the prime focus of criminals and threat actors

APRA acknowledges that cyber-attacks will continue to be an issue and is forcing those it regulates to be proactive in this area.

In 2017, one in two businesses was threatened by a ransomware attack, one of the fastest growing types of cyber-crime

As the number of digital currencies has increased and awareness of their use in both criminal activity and terrorism financing has grown, the Australian Government has recognised the importance of regulating digital exchanges.

A robust IAM is an important step in preventing cyber-attacks and the subsequent loss of both data and reputation. Universities are not exempt.

Despite the attention being paid to cyber security, the readiness of companies to mitigate attacks is low. Just 57 percent of CEOs feel fully prepared for a cyber-attack.

With 35 countries implemented, or scheduled to move to near real time payments systems a new world of opportunity for fraudulent payments is also opening up. Although systems differ between…

Over the weekend, the world has seen the largest cyber attack of its kind spread across more than 70 countries. What happened and what should you do?