Cybersecurity breaches are everywhere and are costly to any organisation. Cyber criminals are not selective, it can happen to anyone, so you cannot ignore the fact that it could happen to your organisation without notice.
In this article we talk about the importance for businesses to understand the current types of threats, and how cybersecurity tools can assist you to handle and mitigate a cyber-attack.

Scams are constantly changing and scammers are becoming more sophisticated, taking advantage of new technology, products, local events or crises. 

Anyone can be a victim of a scam.

Big problems often start small, as is the case in most cyber-attacks. The following six basic steps are adapted from information available on the Australian Cyber Security Centre and can help you and your organisation mitigate the risk of becoming a victim of cybercrime.

The National Cyber security committee lifted on 25 March the threat preparedness level to level 4 – lean forward – which means that the threats and activity are escalating and likely to increase and organisations must increase their monitoring.

While technology presents countless efficiencies in business, it also brings with it a variety of risks. With exponential growth and innovation in this space, effective IT Risk Management & Cyber Security processes are vital.