If there’s one thing we can learn from 2020, it’s that predicting the future isn’t predictable. So many factors can significantly affect our plans, reaffirming them, or throwing them off course. If there’s one thing we can learn from 2020, it’s that predicting the future isn’t predictable. So many factors

Despite investing $80 billion in cybersecurity over the past five years, the U.S. government utterly failed to detect, much less prevent, a stunning Russian cyber aggression. Sensitive agency and private networks were compromised. As the Biden administration decides how to respond tactically, a strategic question looms: How can the U.S.

Business etiquette has one golden rule: treat others with respect and care. The same is true for encouraging cyber safety at work, on everything from password security to keeping valuable information such as tax file numbers safe. But how can you encourage cyber-safe behaviour at work without becoming the office

Data breaches were larger and more damaging in 2020. While the number of reported breaches dropped off, it’s because the crooks are finding bigger houses with more valuables to rob — the 27 billion records exposed in the first six months of 2020 more than doubled the total for all of 2019

Unless you work in the IT security industry, there’s something you may not be aware of. You might not realise just how vulnerable your computer security really is. We all need to shake off a few misconceptions to help every business stay safer. First, we need to get rid of