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Anitech’s Incident Response and Management Guide 

Incident response management is a systematic technique for cybersecurity events and security breaches. Incident response aims to identify genuine security problems, control the situation, limit the damage inflicted by an attacker, and decrease recovery time and costs. Incident Response The attempt to swiftly identify an assault, mitigate its consequences, contain damage, and fix the source...

Future of Cybersecurity in Australia 

While there are continual technological innovations and digitisation of organisations in Australia and the world increases rapidly, the landscape of cybersecurity threats is also increasing. Thus, the future of cybersecurity in Australia will be shaped by various of key trends and challenges. Key Trends in Cybersecurity Here are some potential developments that may impact the...

Importance of NIST Cybersecurity Framework for Australian Organisations

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework is a guide on best practices for managing and protecting critical infrastructure and sensitive information. The NIST cybersecurity framework provides organisations with a comprehensive, flexible, and cost-effective approach to managing and reducing cybersecurity risk by organising the protection of critical assets into five functions: Identity,...

Why is Cyber Security Training Important for Employees in Australia?

Cyber security training is important for employees of an organisation in Australia as they are the soft targets of cybercriminals and a gateway to intrude company servers. As the number of cyberattacks and data breaches surmount in Australia, it’s high time businesses train these weakest links, which are unknowingly making Companies vulnerable from within. It...

Why Cyber Security Risk Management is Important for Australian Organisations?

The increasing digital transformation of major Australian organisations has made cyber security risk management more essential than ever as cyber-attacks rise in the country. Although technology and innovation have boosted efficiency in various sectors like banking, logistics, hospitals, etc., the increased dependency on them has opened new doors for cyber security attacks. Ransomware, malware, state-sponsored...

What Is Zero Trust Security, and How Can It Secure Australians Organisations?

Zero Trust is a security concept that assumes that any user or device inside or outside an organisation’s network is untrusted until proven otherwise. Zero Trust security models aim to eliminate the concept of a trusted internal network and instead apply strict access controls to every request, regardless of the origin. This is accomplished through...

Cyber Security Tools: Penetration Testing Services are Important for Organisation’s Security Health

Penetration testing or pen testing is defined as a simulated cyber-attack on a computer system, web application, or network to evaluate the security of the system. The aim of a penetration test is to identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in the system, network, or application that a hacker could exploit. It also helps to evaluate the...