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DerScanner adds Supply Chain Security feature to verify third-party code, combating rising threats amid increasing open-source software cyberattacks.

Eagers Automotive, Australia's largest dealership, partners with cybersecurity firm SentinelOne to bolster its cyber defences.

Cybercrime surge sees a 32% rise in counterfeit applications on app stores in 2023, posing a serious threat to user safety.

Cyber threats are on the rise this holiday season, warns Check Point Research, with a 13% increase in malicious files related to online orders and deliveries.

Tesserent's cybersecurity experts anticipate AI risks, a growing skills shortage, and regulatory changes by 2024.

Australia officially pledges at the CRI Summit not to pay ransom for cyber attacks, affirming its dedication to combatting global cybercrime.

Generative AI tools in the wrong hands are a serious threat, which is why their use must be regulated properly.

CAST has launched their autumn release of software intelligence product, CAST Highlight, designed to enhance cloud migration and optimisation.

RSM Australia outlines top 5 cybersecurity tips for risk management execs to enhance business security measures.

52% of security professionals prefer to accept undiscovered vulnerabilities than work with hackers, HackerOne data shows.

Semperis enhances Forest Druid tool to support Microsoft Entra ID, strengthening defenses against cyber threats.

National Cybersecurity Week highlights the need to boost cyber awareness, especially for the non-tech savvy group.

CybeReady has launched a new version of its security training platform, tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Cybercrime attacks cost US and UK businesses into the hundreds of thousands with the majority targeted multiple times.

IT departments need to work closely with HR to ensure employees' roles – and their subsequent access levels – are clearly defined.

The rise of young hackers in the cybersecurity industry is a growing concern that needs to be addressed urgently, says journalist.

IT managers should immediately check whether they have already installed this critical patch and do so as soon as possible.

The GSSH is a short, broad, easily-understood safe harbour statement that’s simple for customers to adopt, HackerOne states.

Findings show growing concern about ransomware attacks, the impact of geopolitical tensions and rising inflation rates.

Rising compliance and regulatory requirements across the globe are the key factors driving the growth of the Data Loss Prevention market.