Security Company SoSafe Opens for Business in Australia
Security company SoSafe has announced its Australia launch, bringing its human-centric approach to cybersecurity to Australian businesses. As Australian firms…
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Data Stolen from Australia IVF Company Genea Published on Dark Web
Australian IVF company Genea has confirmed that stolen data from its systems has been published on the dark web after…
Broadcom Warns of ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
Broadcom published a critical security advisory (VMSA-2025-0004) on March 4, 2025, about three new zero-day vulnerabilities affecting multiple VMware products,…
Report Reveals Wireless Networks Remain Exposed to Cyber Attacks
Cybersecurity company Nozomi Networks has released its latest OT and IoT security report, OT/IoT Cybersecurity Trends and Insights, February 2025.…
Australia Has More to do Says National Cybersecurity Coordinator
By David Gee In an address at a cybersecurity conference in Sydney, the National Cybersecurity Coordinator Michelle McGuinness outlined Australia’s…
Rapid7 Discovers High-Severity SQL Injection Vulnerability
Cybersecurity company Rapid7 has discovered a high-severity SQL injection vulnerability, CVE-2025-1094, affecting the PostgreSQL interactive tool psql. This discovery was…
Akamai technologies Releases Defenders’ Guide 2025
Akamai Technologies has released the Defenders’ Guide 2025: Fortify the Future of Your Defense. This first-of-its-kind state of the internet…
The Cyber Gap Shortage
By David Gee. Board Risk Advisor, Non-Executive Director & Author We are constantly reminded that there is a cyber skills gap…
Cyber Security | Featured | Governance, Risk & Compliance | Vulnerabilities | Women in CyberSecurity | February 11, 2025
Apple Releases Zero Day Vulnerability Patch for iPads and iPhonesApple has released emergency security updates to patch a zero-day vulnerability that may disable USB restricted mode on locked iPads…
Women Should Play a Bigger Role in Cyber Says AUSCERT’s Bek Cheb
A 2023 RMIT University report found that women make up just 17% of Australia’s cybersecurity workforce, with many leaving the field after four years…
