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Ping Identity CTO Bernard Harguindeguy predicts a rise in zero trust security, fewer MFA attacks, and heightened focus on API protection in 2019.

Tesla is offering white hat hackers what could be the chance of a lifetime – the opportunity to hack one of its Model 3 vehicles.

Despite the crackdowns, Microsoft warns that these scams persist and target everyone, no matter their age or location.

Law enforcement officials are challenged by compliance policies and procedures such as evidence disclosure rules.

InternetNZ concerned about potential government actions that could compromise online security for New Zealanders. Broader debate needed. #cybersecurity.

Thales extends the offer acceptance period for its acquisition of Gemalto, awaiting regulatory approvals from various antitrust authorities.

Emailage delivers online fraud mitigation and email risk assessment technologies and says eCommerce fraud is a growing problem around the world.

Despite China's nefarious role in Australian activities, nobody should be pointing the finger at Huawei, the company claimed this week.

With every major cyber attack comes the question of who exactly was behind it - and if that attack was condoned or even sponsored by nation-states.

Canberra cybersecurity provider Penten is continuing to take advantage of its 'extraordinary' growth over the last three years.

Europol has announced another major takedown that is a triumph for the 'good guys', but experts say it only shows how easy it is for cybercriminals.

Network firewalls may be overrated and underperforming – Australian IT managers can't identify 41% of their organisation's network traffic.

Thales has invested more than a billion euros in the last three years across four key digital technologies which it intends to pursue.

Popular banking malware Panda Banker, also known as PandaBot and Zeus Panda is reportedly targeting Japan's financial institutions for the first time.

Echoworx plans to bring encryption to the 'underserved' Asia Pacific market, starting with a data center in Australia.

The future of trade will balance eCommerce and consumer protection, says APEC. It highlights challenges in dealing with data protection.

Australian, US and Canadian law enforcement agencies collaborate to bust Canadian security firm providing encrypted communications to organised crime market.

ESET researchers have been on the trail of cyber hacking group OceanLotus, a group known for its campaigns creating havoc in Eastern Asia countries.

The survey found that 18% of the 912 respondents would be willing to sell confidential data for between $500-$1000 - and they have the means to do so.

Only 15% of employees say they have no plans to switch jobs this year; 14% plan to look for a new role and 70% are open to new opportunities.