Risk Management — News

Are your BYOD-embracing employees decommissioning their old mobile devices to ensure they can't still access your corporate networks?

Australia's Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) has joined the increasing number of organisations promoting application whitelisting as a key security strategy with an updated version of its award-winning "Top 35 Mitigation Strategies".

Technology won't save you from nation-state cyber-espionage, your corporate culture will.

CSO Australia held its first-ever breakfast events in Sydney and Melbourne, with a range of speakers exploring the goals and obstacles in the effort to adopt Agile Security. Sponsor NetIQ said growing trust in social networks – mixed with the right standards – could make them trusted third-party ID brokers where other organisations have failed.

An observation from the global financial crisis is that organisations with a weak risk culture can experience extensive or even catastrophic damage. Significant investment in risk management people, processes and technology is only part of a sound business risk environment. The key component is the risk culture.

As mobilisation and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) becomes increasingly prevalent, business security has been propelled to the forefront of corporate strategy.