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Can small businesses manage cyber threats on their own?

An Australian Financial Review (AFR) article revealed that Australia needs an addition of 7,000 skilled cyber security specialists over the next two years. This is a result of  the soaring frequency of cyber-attacks in the past decade. Australian organisations reported a cyber-attack every 8 minutes in

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SMEs facing an unprecedented threat of cyber attacks

A new report has found that an alarming number of Australian businesses are being cyber attacked over email, with more than 90% reporting an email-based ransomware attack, business email compromise or spear-phishing attack last year. At the same time, they are lagging in cyber security

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Half of small businesses close after a single cyber attack

According to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), about 60% of SMEs go out of business within six months of a data breach or cyber attack.  “Cyber security is clearly a concern that the entire business community shares, but it represents an especially pernicious

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Cybercriminals are preying on vulnerable SME flood victims

Business owners are being urged to practice vigilance with an increase in scams and phishing emails expected to rise amid floods impacting Australia’s east coast. As the flooding crisis continues across NSW and Queensland, residents and business owners are set to become increased targets of

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3 Simple steps to prevent cybersecurity hacks on your SME

The ACSC Small Business Cyber Security Guide has been specifically designed for small businesses to understand, take action, and increase their cyber security resilience against ever-evolving cyber security threats. According to the ACSC, internal processes and employees are the last, and one of the most

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Automation could save your SME from cyber attacks

Automated systems can identify vulnerabilities in a business and report any issues to a human actor, according to a leading cyber security expert. Rahn Wakely from Qualys believes cyber security is the most critical skills gap facing Australian business. “Attackers move quickly and adeptly, so the modern

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