Toll attack shows ransomware is the new normal
A third of the way through the calendar, and it seems 2020 is the year we accept a “new normal”.…
APP-ACSM | Hacking & Penetration Testing | Information Security | Vulnerabilities | White Papers & Research | May 13, 2020
Paying the Ransom Doubles Cost of Recovering from a Ransomware Attack, Sophos Survey FindsGlobal survey shows the average cost of recovery is US$1.4 million if organisations pay the ransom, US$730,000 if they don’t…
Synopsys Study Shows that Ninety-One Percent of Commercial Applications Contain Outdated or Abandoned Open Source Components
Analysis of more than 1,250 commercial codebases finds that open source security, license compliance, and operational risk remains widespread Synopsys,…
APP-ACSM | CyberTech Verticals | Hacking & Penetration Testing | Information Security | Vulnerabilities | May 12, 2020
Toll confirms ‘Nefilim’ ransomware nabbed contents from key Corporate serverIn a statement released late yesterday (12 May) Toll has confirmed data theft following a targeted cyber attack. With comments…
ISACA Survey: Cybersecurity Attacks Are Rising During COVID-19, But Only Half of Organisations Say Their Security Teams Are Prepared for Them
Only 51 per cent of technology professionals and leaders are highly confident that their cybersecurity teams are ready to detect…
ACSC confirms National cyber security exercises held for Australia’s electricity industry
In November 2019, the Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre coordinated a national cyber security exercise series in partnership…
APP-ACSM | Contributors | Editor's Desk | Featured | Governance, Risk & Compliance | Movers & Shakers | Next Gen Tech | Strategy & Architecture | Vulnerabilities | April 29, 2020
AIIA Supports Government’s COVID-19 Tracing App after receiving detailed briefing from GovernmentThe Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) today indicated its strong support for the Government’s contact tracing app, designed to digitally…
Automation Support for Security Control Assessments: Software Vulnerability Management–NIST Publishes NISTIR 8011 Vol. 4
When known software vulnerabilities are unmanaged, uncorrected, or undetected, attack vectors are left open to exploit the software. As a…
APP-ACSM | Contributors | Cryptography & Encryption | CyberTech Verticals | Editor's Desk | End-Point Security | Governance, Risk & Compliance | Hacking & Penetration Testing | Information Security | Movers & Shakers | Network Security | Next Gen Tech | Strategy & Architecture | Vulnerabilities | White Papers & Research | April 26, 2020
Securing Remote Workers in the Age of Teleworking with DNS, DHCP and IP address managementInterview with Matt Hanmer, managing director for ANZ and regional director for South Pacific for Infoblox and Jasper Chik, Sales…
Mitigating the Risk of Software Vulnerabilities by Adopting a Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF)
A new NIST Cybersecurity White Paper has been published today: Mitigating the Risk of Software Vulnerabilities by Adopting a Secure Software Development…
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