Security strategist Howard A Schmidt discusses whether mobile attacks are overhyped and what new risks have been introduced by virtualisation
Former White House adviser and security strategist Howard A Schmidt discusses whether mobile attacks are overhyped and what new risks have been introduced by virtualisation.
Digital un-transformation: Commonwealth backs Victoria's school phone ban
Minister for Education Dan Tehan said it would be 'wonderful' if other states and territories followed Victoria's announcement to ban mobile phone use during school hours. ...
DJI unveils plans to start assembling drones in US amid security concerns
The world’s largest consumer drone maker also rebutted security concerns on its products, saying it does not collect customer data or send it back to China. ...
ABS stats show 11% of Aussie businesses suffered security incidents in 2017-18
Meanwhile 46% of Australian businesses said cybersecurity was not at all important.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 SPU snags smart card security certificate
Qualcomm says the SoC upgrade will slice material costs for vendors without compromising security.
Australians fear China but want its technology: Lowy Institute poll
Despite rising fears of China, more Australians want the government to focus on getting the best or cheapest technology rather than protecting against foreign state intrusion -- ...
New Silex malware is bricking IoT devices, has scary plans
Over 2,000 devices have been bricked in the span of a few hours. Attacks still ongoing.
AWS brings native network traffic mirroring to EC2 instances
The new VPC traffic mirroring feature is one of multiple cloud and networking security announcements from AWS this week.
Companies are losing revenue opportunities and customers because of bad data practices
New report shows that poor data structure seems to be a significant barrier at many organizations.
U.S. enterprises want to expand IT teams, but face skilled worker shortages
Security and cloud professionals are in short supply even as 67% of companies plan to expand their IT teams, according to Robert Half Technology.
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