Corporate Australia needs to rethink employee health
It’s never easy to understand how the logic of capital benefit trumps the sensibility of strategic gain and yet throughout corporate Australia, it does.
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The phishing issue: Michael Connory demonstrates how vulnerable you really are
Security In Depth’s Michael Connory hacked his first computer, an IBM System/370 mainframe, when he was 12 years old. There were games on the machine that he wanted to play.
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OPINION: Human factor weak link in health data security
This year, some 20 per cent of all known data breaches have come from the health sector – the biggest and most targeted of all sectors.
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OPINION: OAIC not primed for data breaches
Next to Prime Minister Scott Morrison, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) Chief Executive, Angelene Falk would have to have one of the least coveted positions in Australia, and it’s hard not to feel sorry for her.
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Burning down the house: CEO attitudes to cyber security all wrong
"How many houses burn down every year, compared to how many people buy house insurance?”
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Rise in children’s identities being sold on the dark web
Michael Connory’s firm Security in Depth develops cyber security awareness programs for corporate organisations.
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Mandatory data breach laws a potential honey pot for lawyers
Corporate Australia is in a bind of enveloped misconception, and it may be the lawyers who win the day.