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The Australian Cyber Security Centre has seen local businesses hit by “cyber adversaries” attempting to extract configuration files from their routers and switches.
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The CEO of the government's Australian Cyber Security Growth Network today implored hundreds of IT professionals to give Aussie security firms a fair go.
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A survey of 250 self-identified hackers at the twentieth annual Black Hat conference in Las Vegas last month has revealed the security technologies they find toughest to beat.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia is spending $40 million to improve the technology used to monitor accounts and transactions for suspicious activity in the wake of a legal challenge from AUSTRAC accusing the bank of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism law breaches.
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Australia Post has launched its digital identity service, allowing consumers to verify who they are to companies and government online.
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TechnologyOne has received a claim for damages in excess of $50 million from Brisbane City Council (BCC).
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The position we call CISO today will be something more similar to the chief information operations officer, says Carbon Black's Jeffrey Guy.
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A 37 year-old US citizen has been arrested in connection with serious offences relating to distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.
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The federal government will spend $22.5 million over the next three years deploying facial recognition technology at Australia’s airports, eliminating the need for travelers to produce passports at gates.
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While hugely convenient and cost-effective for Australian consumers, many are putting their personal information at risk when using public Wi-Fi networks, according to a survey by Symantec.
