Posts Tagged ‘Cyber Security’
Key critical data points your cybersecurity dashboard should show to keep your organisation protected
Businesses must have a structured plan in place to safeguard sensitive information, avert data leaks, and identify potential cyberthreats. What gets measured gets improved, so it can be valuable to set key performance indicators (KPIs) around cybersecurity services. This can be a highly effective method for evaluating the efficiency of various initiatives, and can contribute…
Read MoreWhy you need to carry out a cybersecurity audit
Cyberattacks aren’t slowing down, and they’re putting the brakes on digital transformation for organisations of all sizes. Advanced phishing attacks using artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content, ransomware targeting small to medium-sized businesses, and state-sponsored attacks aimed at critical infrastructure are becoming increasingly common and sophisticated. The rise of cloud computing and Internet of Things (IoT) devices…
Read MoreTechwell achieves CyberGRX Essential Eight Maturity Level Three validation
At Techwell, we prioritise cybersecurity and are excited to announce that we’ve achieved CyberGRX Essential Eight Maturity Level Three validation. The process involved a thorough assessment of our controls to ensure they meet the highest standards, resulting in stronger defences that give our clients peace of mind. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) created the…
Read MoreCan your business afford to ignore disaster recovery?
How well would your business cope with an unexpected disaster? If your business—like so many others—depends on IT systems for everyday operations, you are vulnerable to a range of disruptions, from cyberattacks to natural disasters. Businesses that rely on digital processes must prepare for potential disruptions, which can range from data breaches to complete system…
Read MoreWhy offsite data backup is crucial for business resilience
Data drives decisions, strategies, and, ultimately, the success of businesses across all sectors. However, the digital world is full of risks. From cyberattacks and technical failures to natural disasters, there’s a lot that can go wrong and jeopardise the integrity and availability of your critical business data. For example, a technical glitch in a hospital’s…
Read MoreThe importance of managed endpoint detection and response (EDR)
As the digital world grows, so do the threats within it. Because of this, traditional antivirus solutions have transformed into sophisticated endpoint detection and response (EDR) systems. EDR solutions, including platforms like Check Point Harmony Endpoint, provide an enhanced level of protection against a broad spectrum of cyber threats through the use of advanced technologies.…
Read MoreWhy your business needs Check Point Harmony for endpoint and cloud security
Why risk your business’s security when you can protect it easily against endpoint and cloud security threats? Ransomware, phishing, and malware attacks pose a serious threat to your remote or hybrid workforce and the integrity of your email communications. But what if there was a solution that could anticipate these threats and actively protect your…
Read MoreHow to protect your business from ransomware
Ransomware threats, which encrypt critical data and demand ransom, are intensifying and severely disrupting business operations. In Australia, 73 per cent of businesses have fallen victim to cyberattacks in the past five years[1]. And, as ransomware threats escalate, so do their tactics. This includes the emergence of double extortion ransomware, where cybercriminals, in addition to…
Read MoreWhat does an effective baseline security model look like (and why do you need one)?
A baseline security model, aligned with business objectives and operational needs, is an invaluable set of standards for your organisation. It helps you understand your security posture, identify security gaps, and meet cybersecurity regulations, all while instilling confidence among stakeholders and customers about your organisation’s commitment to cybersecurity. Without this model, your organisation is significantly…
Read MoreSupply chain attacks are inevitable, so here’s how businesses can prepare for them
For many businesses, 2023 could be considered the ‘year of the supply chain attack.’ These increasingly sophisticated and complex threats exploit vulnerabilities in various components of supply chains, including software, hardware, and third-party services. The breadth of these attacks is vast, affecting businesses globally and leading to consequences which range from data breaches to operational…
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