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91% of the 2000 respondents know that using the same password for multiple accounts is a security risk, but 59% continue to do it anyway.

Uber updates bug bounty program to include safe harbour for good faith hackers, but warns against illegal activity and extortion.

Canberra cybersecurity provider Penten is continuing to take advantage of its ‘extraordinary’ growth over the last three years.

Check Point researchers discovered a previously legitimate video software download site has moved into cryptomining, earning around US$700 a day.

Next time you stay at a hotel as part of a business or personal trip, you may want to ask if the hotel’s locking systems are up-to-date.

Class-action lawsuits may now be a reality under Australia’s mandatory notifiable data breach (NDB) legislation that is now in effect.

Honeywell’s Industrial Cyber Security Center of Excellence is now fully operational in Singapore’s Changi Business Park - its first in Asia.

Real-time visibility into big data could be the answer to keeping networks and endpoints secure without allocating human resources to the problem.

Rumours suggesting that the Australian Signals Directorate may get more powers to spy on Australians are completely unfounded.

Employees who use unprotected public or home internet connections are putting their organisation, networks, assets, and intellectual property at risk.

The marketplace is awash with AI claims, but distinguishing genuine innovation from marketing fluff remains a challenge, especially in cybersecurity.

A survey has found the majority believe social media data collection needs to be regulated, despite having little faith in their governments.

Key channel partners from across the region attended a two-day conference to learn more about Forcepoint’s human-centric security strategy.

Dynamic Data Protection, an automated risk response solution, harnesses the power of human-centric behaviour analytics.

Stuart Sharp says with remote working fast becoming commonplace in today’s business landscape, IT teams are being faced with a security conundrum.

Australia opens its first pop-up embassy in Tallinn, Estonia to support its aim of becoming a member of NATO's cyber defence hub.

Europol has announced another major takedown that is a triumph for the ‘good guys’, but experts say it only shows how easy it is for cybercriminals.

One month until GDPR comes into force and many companies are still not ready for the sanctions that come with up to €20m in fines or 4% of turnover.

There are several common pitfalls that businesses can fall foul of when implementing their security policies - here's five of the most prominent.

Passwords have long been the primary method of authentication, but they're not secure. So what's the solution? Machine learning and automation.