Written by Joseph Carson
On Change Your Password Day, Australians are encouraged to bolster their digital security by adopting longer, unique passphrases and using multi-factor authentication.
In 2024, it's clear that cybersecurity will remain a top priority for organisations and governments worldwide.
With the increasing use of artificial intelligence, and quantum computing expected to soon become a reality, the cyber threatscape is changing more than ever.
Shadow IT is increasing in organizations, making their cyber attack surfaces bigger than they realize. Here's how to bring it under control.
Australia's Security Legislation Amendment (Critical Infrastructure) Act 2021, extends cybersecurity provisions to data, finance, water, energy, and more.
2022 could be the year of a full-out cyberwar, with governments gearing up to strike back against cybercriminals.
Imagine an organisation's information infrastructure as something like a bank's safe deposit box service, with security guards on the door.
PAM can offer insight into risks that may be adjusted depending on the threat landscape, writes ThycoticCentrify chief security scientist Joseph Carson.
To access work emails, it may suffice to use with multi-factor authentication. But if users want to access customer data, that security control isn't enough.
Over half of IT security decision-makers plan to increase security budgets, but 37% of proposals for cybersecurity investment are turned down.
Privileged Access encompasses access to computers, networks and network devices, software applications, digital documents and other digital assets.
