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In this Help Net Security video, Frederic Najman, Executive Member of the SFPN, discusses how NoCode and LowCode technologies enable companies to free up development resources to tackle cybersecurity issues. In a context where three-quarters of CISOs report that their organization has faced an application security incident in the past two years, NoCode and LowCode tools offer new options to free up resources and find solutions to minimize risk.
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A new report has found that Australia's available pool of cybersecurity skills is smaller than realised. The report, Australia's Cybersecurity and Technical Skills Gap, an analysis by security provider StickmanCyber and based on an analysis of ABS census and labour force data, revealed a shortage of 10,000 technical roles throughout the country.
Secureworks CEO Wendy Thomas, who visited Australia in July 2024, told TechRepublic that the XDR offering was appealing to mid-market customers in Australia who may not have the budget or capabilities to build their own security operations centre but are concerned about the possibility of cyber attacks - especially after a number of large local breaches in the region. Thomas added that the future of cyber security in Australia and APAC could include more offensive operations from governments in cooperation with private-sector security providers to disrupt or take down threat actors.
Scaling data security solutions: What you need to knowIn this Help Net Security interview, Bruno Kurtic, President and CEO at Bedrock Security, discusses the role of data visibility in enhancing cybersecurity. AI security 2024: Key insights for staying ahead of threatsIn this Help Net Security interview, Kojin Oshiba, co-founder of Robust Intelligence, discusses his journey from academic research to addressing AI security challenges in the industry.
With businesses gearing up for this new era of compliance, the question must be asked: what effect is NIS2 going to have on cybersecurity innovation across the continent? Could we see a surge of investment into cyber, sparking a new wave of solutions? Or, on the other hand, could the intensity of the regulation stifle innovation and force companies into a perpetual game of catch-up? Thankfully, the NIS2 Directive - in its recitals - calls on important and essential entities to "Pursue the integration of cybersecurity enhancing technologies, such as artificial intelligence or machine-learning systems to enhance their capabilities and the security of network and information systems."
In an era of relentless cybersecurity threats and rapid technological advancement, staying ahead of the curve is not just a necessity, but critical. SANS Institute, the premier global authority in cybersecurity training, is thrilled to announce Network Security 2024, a landmark event designed to empower cybersecurity professionals with groundbreaking skills, knowledge and insights.
Acronis, the Swiss disaster recovery turned cybersecurity firm and catch-all for managed service providers, has been majority acquired by Europe's largest private equity firm, EQT. "We are thrilled to have EQT as a major shareholder to support our strategic expansion and share our vision for growth," enthused Acronis's CEO, Ezequiel Steiner. Some of those remaining investors include funds and accounts managed by CVC, Springcoast and BlackRock Private Equity Partners.
This article explores key questions for cybersecurity professionals and leaders as we enter a more contentious period of cybersecurity law. The Loper Bright decision by the U.S. Supreme Court overruled the Chevron deference, stating that courts, not agencies, will decide all relevant questions of law arising on review of agency action.
Recent investigations into the cyber security preparedness of Australian Federal Government agencies have found gaps in the public sector's readiness for cyber security attacks or major data breaches, contributing to a focus in 2024 on improving their cyber readiness. More Australia coverage AUSTRAC, Services Australia show cyber security deficiencies.