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Rethinking security hiring: How COVID-19 is changing talent acquisition
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Solar power shines light on security for the renewable energy industry
Solar power plants have massive numbers of vulnerable internet-connected devices. It's recent focus on cybersecurity is awakening the rest of the renewable energy industry to the threat.
DDoS explained: How distributed denial of service attacks are evolving
A distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack is when attackers attempt to make it impossible for a service to be delivered, typically by drowning a system with requests for data. They have been part of the criminal toolbox for twenty...
Following PM’s warning, Australian industry weighs the real threat from China
Conflict with China escalates on all fronts, online and off, as Australia fast-tracks cyber security investment.
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5 tips to protect legacy applications on Windows networks
You're probably running legacy applications somewhere, and attackers see them as vulnerable targets. This advice will harden legacy apps against threats.
John the Ripper explained: An essential password cracker for your hacker toolkit
One of the oldest password cracking and testing tools, John the Ripper is still an essential pen testing tool.
How Australia will spend $1.4 billion for its new cyber security effort
The new CESAR programme funds a 500-strong cyber army to protect and response, as Australia faces escalating nation-state threats — but some question the government-first approach.
Vulnerable drivers can enable crippling attacks against ATMs and POS systems
Newly discovered vulnerabilities could allow more persistent and destructive attacks on popular models of ATM and POS devices.
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10 essential negotiation tactics CISOs should know
Lose that winner takes all mentality and build your negotiation muscle with advice from security leaders and negotiation experts.
6 ways HTTP/3 benefits security (and 7 serious concerns)
HTTP/3 brings improved performance and reliability, along with various security and privacy benefits, but there are some noteworthy challenges.
How do you secure the cloud? New data points a way
New reports show big differences in risk among public, private and hybrid cloud deployments. Here’s advice on the tools, information and organizational structure needed to execute a successful cloud security strategy.
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Data security risks threaten approval of Chinese undersea cable plan
The US government's "Team Telecom" wants to partially deny a proposed undersea cable connection between the US and Hong Kong over surveillance, data theft concerns.
Free security resources for work-from-home employees during the COVID-19 crisis
Some security vendors are stepping up to help organizations better protect their networks as employees must suddenly work from home.
NSW to launch new cyber vulnerability response centre
Bathhurst facility to open in July, part of $240 million state effort.
InfoSec at Your Service
10 (more) free security tools worth a look
Security pros have a lot to juggle, but look in the right places and you can find invaluable assistance for free.
Want better mobile security or privacy? Try these Android and iOS alternatives
GrapheneOS offers hardened security over Android, while /e/OS locks down your private information. The main trade-off for both is fewer apps.
