How mobile security works and why you need it
With so much of our lives entwined with mobile devices, it’s vital to ensure we have strong mobile security in place to protect our personal information and data.
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Five technology trends to embrace in 2019: Cyber security and beyond
Technology has never moved faster. As it evolves, and new ideas come to fruition, technological change will continue to have an impact on our everyday lives whether it’s at work or at home.
Deploying multiple security tools might just be the reason you’re breached
Complex solutions and lack of skills are leaving businesses defenceless to modern cyber-attacks.
2019 will see cyberattacks get smarter in Australia
2018 saw a new wave of highly-targeted social engineering attacks using social networks such as LinkedIn to gather information about a person’s co-workers, before sending emails to them impersonating their colleague.
Build trust by preventing data breaches & empowering consumer consent
If trust is the currency of the digital economy, then consumers must represent the central bank. And just like in the world of finance, organisations are held to certain standards if they want to be issued with more of that currency.
McAfee Labs says fileless cyberattacks are on the rise in 2018
McAfee Labs has released new research that reveals a shift in cybercriminals tactics away from external malware threats, towards ‘fileless’ attacks that leverage trusted Windows executables to invade systems and breach corporate networks.
Vulnerabilities found in Samsung SmartThings Hub
Cisco Talos recently discovered several vulnerabilities present within the firmware of the Samsung SmartThings Hub.
Bitdefender unveils new 2019 product line
Bitdefender launches its 2019 consumer security product line, which aims to stop criminals before they attack.
Keeping ahead of hotel cyber threats
Hotels are shaping up to be a prime hunting ground for cyber criminals.
Securing digital car keys: Managing risk and authentication in connected cars
Until about ten years ago, the biggest car-related risk (aside from road safety) for drivers was their physical car keys being stolen. But with digital transformation moving faster than the average car thief, digital keys will be far more sought after by cybercriminals.
10 things to consider when purchasing your next new gaming laptop
Gaming laptops are traditionally full of compromises. They can pack so much power chassis become oversized and unwieldy, and generate so much heat performance gets throttled to facilitate cooling. When these issues are mitigated, you can be left with a laptop which is just not very good at gaming.
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