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The report reveals that 29% of IoT modules had no security features, exposing them to potential risks and vulnerabilities.

IDC research reveals 1 in 4 European organisations report data security as their biggest obstacle in sharing data and collaborating within their organisation.

Recorded Future's monthly report reveals high-risk vulnerabilities, exploit chains, and zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft and Ivanti products.

According to the expert, cybercriminals are prospecting for valuable information, exploiting vulnerabilities and forging new techniques.

Nearly one-third of security leaders admit to insufficiently robust backup processes manual, and local backups rise.

Sophos has launched its Sophos Incident Response Retainer, offering organisations speedy access to its fixed-cost incident response service.

The average cost of a data breach in Australia has grown 32% in the last five years, reaching AU$4.03 million per the 2023 Cost of a Data Breach Report.

Claroty’s Global Healthcare Cybersecurity Study 2023 reveals priorities and challenges amid escalating cyber-physical connectivity.

The findings mark a 154% increase year-on-year (198 attacks in July 2022), and a 16% rise on the previous month (434 attacks in June 2023).

Rapid7 released its 2023 Mid-Year Threat Review, which provides a detailed snapshot of the attack landscape in the first six months of this year.

Telecom security experts call on operators to implement comprehensive cyber-security measures against GTP threats.

MongoDB has unveiled MongoDB Queryable Encryption, a technology that safeguards sensitive data when it is queried and used on the platform.

The new solution aids security teams to detect, prioritise and remediate vulnerabilities within company-developed software and embedded open-source components.

Critical hijacking vulnerability in Stremio 4.4 puts 5 million users at risk; remote code execution and information theft possible.

Once a customer is aware of the endpoints they have, instrumenting them for security posture becomes the next priority.

According to the research, 78% of respondents say their company will pay a ransom to recover data and restore business processes.

New threat exposure management capabilities give cybersecurity teams unified insights into their exposure to respond quickly to critical risks.

watchTowr has partnered with Mantel Group to deliver continuous penetration testing technology to Australian and New Zealand organisations.

Norton launches Driver Updater, a service that detects and updates outdated, corrupt, or missing drivers on Windows PCs.

The service is designed to provide organisations with a health check on their existing technology infrastructure and to ensure optimal performance.