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Quantum security - Senetas View Newsletter — Adopting a hybrid approach to post-quantum security

In January 2022, France’s Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d’information (ANSSI) issued a position paper outlining its views

Australia cybersecurity investment — Australia commits to $10bn cybersecurity investment

Australia commits to $10bn cybersecurity investment The ongoing war in the Ukraine has highlighted that cyberattacks are as

healthcare data breaches cyber security senetas image — Healthcare data breaches remain critical

Healthcare data breaches remain critical The healthcare sector, whether public or private, has long been a prime target for

Encryption in 2022 — What will encryption look like in 2022?

As networks have evolved, so have our encryption solutions. But with many technological advancements in 2021, what will encryption look like in 2022? Well...

Digital identity scanner — Governments Plan Tougher Cybersecurity Standards. Are You?

If one thing has become clear in the world of cybersecurity over recent months, it’s that too many of the

Will litigation lead to mitigation?

Over the July 4th weekend, the US was hit by what one expert described as a “colossal and devastating supply

Cyber security concept. Internet crime. Hacker working on a code and network with lock icon on digital interface virtual screen dark digital background. — Critical infrastructure data network security

• SCADA network hacks are more about systems access than data theft. • Hackers are specifically targeting critical infrastructure organisations.

Hardware security shield icon — Apathy is the enemy of security

Cybersecurity is one of those topics that likely divides opinion. For the dedicated professionals charged with protecting data and the

long term data security — Why QRE is essential for long term data security

Why Quantum Resistant Encryption is essential for long term data security Quantum computing will have a transformative effect on the

quantum resistant encryption — High-assurance, quantum resistant encryption

There’s a serious cyber-threat looming on the horizon, and anyone who deals with sensitive information, business or government, should be

Abstract Network Background — Emerging technology data security concerns

In this companion piece to our recent article, The Changing Face of Data Security, we review the findings of the

senetas recommends cloud assessment and authorisation framework — Senetas recommends ‘Cloud Assessment and Authorisation Framework’

The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has released its 2020 updated Cloud Assessment and Authorisation Framework (CAAF).

impact quantum computing cryptography menu banner — The impact of quantum computing on cryptography

Quantum computing will have a transformative effect on the global economy, boasting many benefits. It also poses significant cybersecurity challenges, especially to cryptography.

cctv network cybersecurity risk blog post image — The cybersecurity risks to CCTV networks

Hacking & manipulating CCTV feeds may feel like a work of fiction, but the cybersecurity risks are real. So how do you protect CCTV networks from cyber criminals?

high tech industry cybersecurity banner — The importance of cybersecurity in high-tech industries

High-tech industries have become a popular target for cyber criminals because of the rich rewards a data breach can yield. With the increased use of Cloud-based business transformation technologies, organisations operating in these industries face a diverse and evolving threat landscape, making cybersecurity more important than ever.

managing cybersecurity risk menu banner — Managing cybersecurity risk

For cyber-criminals, hacking is a case of effort versus outcome. Your choice of security technology will make the difference between being seen as a soft target or a nut too tough to crack.

if your network is vulnerable encrypt your data blog post image — If your network is vulnerable – encrypt your data

Data networks are not secure. Breach statistics and news concerning network and other device vulnerabilities should be enough to give IT and cybersecurity professionals sleepless nights.

email encryption flaws blog post image — Uncovering the flaws in email encryption

File sharing is one of the cornerstones of workplace collaboration. However, there are some inherent security vulnerabilities associated with sharing sensitive documents and other information across public and private networks. Or, worse still via email.

Metadata encryption – don’t underestimate the value of data about data

Despite opinions to the contrary, metadata (data about data) should be considered sensitive information. It is the most under-estimated source of data breach riches for cyber-criminals; especially in a world of Big Data analytics and machine learning.

GDPR demands effective encryption

The impending GDPR regulations will set a new standard for data protection and privacy. Recognised by security experts from across the globe, the GDPR advocates the use of “strong and effective encryption” to ensure long-term privacy and integrity of data.

Do you trust your data networks?

Network switch hacking vulnerabilities – the value of encryption certification testing and separated security duties.