By Stuart Bell
For the past decade Australia has enjoyed a sustained period of economic prosperity off the back of its very traditional roots in mining and agriculture coupled with a unique financial services structure. Read More
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Cyberspace in the 21st Century demands that organisations know where their information is, how secure it is and what measures are necessary, or sufficient, for effective data protection? The Senetas Leadership team comes together to share news and views related to information security and data protection in the face of new and emerging cyber threats. They comment on the latest trends and business strategies that minimise the risk to personal and corporate information.
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Will Australia forfeit the leadership position in the physical world due to a “blind spot” in the digital world?
Monday, December 05, 2011
Scale of data breach consequences increases - community at risk NOT business assets
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
By Stuart Bell
Well time goes on and so do reports of increasingly sophisticated breaches in data security. The potential consequences escalate and the ease with which an attack can be planned and executed is more pervasive and personal. Read More
Cyber Security for Government Conference 2011: Security Practitioners Overwhelmed
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
By Stuart Bell
At the recent Cyber Security for Government 2011 conference held at Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney, where ideas were freely exchanged between presenters and attendees, the general theme from the floor was surprisingly honest: security practitioners felt overwhelmed by customer expectations. Read More
What’s The Cost of Data Breach Disclosure?
Friday, February 05, 2010
By John DuBois
My attention was drawn recently to a statement by the US company that suffered a massive data breach in 2008, affecting 100 million customer records. Heartland Payment Systems in the US has offered to pay $US 60 million to issuers of affected Visa-branded credit cards. Read More
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