Displaying items by tag: Risks

The ACCC is seeking feedback on ways to reduce significant safety risks associated with products commonly used to place babies to sleep.

The top universities in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom are lagging on basic cybersecurity measures, subjecting students, staff and stakeholders to higher risks of email-based impersonation attacks, according to new research by security firm Proofpoint.

IT decision-makers are complacent about risks from phishing and business email compromise, also known as CEO fraud, according to research by KnowBe4.

A large majority of Australian and New Zealand organisations were not adequately prepared for COVID-19 and fear the increased risk they are being exposed to through working from home and flexible work policies, according to newly published survey findings.

GUEST OPINION by Eddie Stefanescu, Regional VP Business – APJ at Claroty: The near future security risks of 5G rollout are much discussed, but it is the long term risks we should focus on, and not just the risks allegedly rising from the use of Huawei technology — security researchers had demonstrated that much telecom infrastructure is vulnerable.

GUEST OPINION by Eddie Stefanescu, Regional VP Business – APJ at Claroty: The near future security risks of 5G rollout are much discussed, but it is the long term risks we should focus on, and not just the risks allegedly rising from the use of Huawei technology — security researchers had demonstrated that much telecom infrastructure is vulnerable.

Over the past two weeks, I have encountered three fake public Wi-Fi SSIDs.

Microsoft will cut an additional 2850 jobs on top of the 1850 announced in May. The newest round of cuts brings the total job losses at the software giant to more than 12,000, largely as a result of the company’s Nokia fiasco.

Telstra’s outgoing CEO, David Thodey says Telstra must take risks to win, but if it’s in the pocket of Ericsson, does that rule out pCells?

A national survey into the use of 'Shadow IT' in the workplace has revealed that 80% of workers in ANZ, US and UK are using software-as-a-service (SaaS) apps to help them do their jobs without their IT department's knowledge.