How can viewing cyber security through a political lens enhance our understanding of the issues at play?
The Australian government has set out a roadmap that will help realise its vision of becoming a 'world leader' in cyber security by 2030, a mere six years away.
While there are no mandatory international cyber security requirements currently in place for space systems, it is critical that space actors put in place adequate cyber security measures.
Sustainability, and particularly concerns over cyber risk accumulation and systemic risks, will remain front of mind for the cyber insurance industry for the foreseeable future.
The cyber risk landscape is not static, and new avenues of attack for cyber criminals continue to emerge.
As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, so too have countries, governments, businesses and individuals in their approach to cybersecurity.
2023 may be a year no space insurer wishes to repeat, with the space insurance market experiencing some of the biggest losses in two decades.
The risk management program positive security obligation (PSO) under Part 2A of the SOCI Act was recently 'switched on', leading to new obligations for responsible entities of 13 asset classes.
In November 2022, the Australian government announced it was considering new laws to make it illegal for companies to pay ransoms to cyber criminals, and that it would increase penalties...
The cyber threat landscape is constantly evolving as threat actors and cyber security providers try to outsmart each other. In 2022, well-known attack methods remained popular and new techniques grew...
Technology and digitalisation have transformed society and the way we do business, dramatically improving efficiency, quality, productivity and ultimately value. However, with these benefits come new challenges posed by escalating...
As threat actors become more sophisticated and leverage new technology to achieve their goals, these are the cyber trends that businesses should be aware of and prepare for in the...