Why cyber training equates to more pay
2 min read•Career guide
By Sean Aylmer According to recruitment group Talent.com, the average cyber security salary in Australia is $116,392 per year, or…
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2021… The year of cyber security breaches
2 min read•Security
By Sean Aylmer If it wasn’t for the coronavirus pandemic, 2021 would have been known as the year of cyber…
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Online activity during COVID lockdowns sees surge in cyber attacks and espionage
Source: ABC.net.au – By defence correspondent Andrew Greene A cybercrime is now reported every eight minutes in Australia with criminals…
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Cyber crime surge triggers employment boom
By Sean Aylmer Host of the Fear and Greed podcast. Over the past month, two of the biggest cyber-attacks ever…
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The gap in cybersecurity workforce
The Jaw-Dropping Range of Cyber crimes is Due to the Gap in the Cybersecurity Workforce Intensive training can eliminate the…
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Six steps for digital self defence
Twenty years ago, the main source of crime in Australia was physical crime – assault, break and entry, theft, stealing…
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The inevitable need for rigorous cybersecurity standards
By the end of 2020, there will be more than two-and-a-half times more connected devices than there are people in…
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Protecting small business against cyber attacks during COVID-19
There has been a jump in malicious cyber activity since the outbreak of the COVID-19 crisis, and small and medium sized businesses are not immune. The Australian Cyber Security Centre has advice on how SMEs can better protect themselves.
Russian hackers responsible for stealing $6.4M target Aussie banks
Russian hackers, who specialise in stealing money from banks, have focused their attention on Australian financial institutions. The group, known as Silence, have been threatening to launch Denial of Service (DoS) attacks unless ransoms are paid.