• Aussie CIOs feel unprepared to deal with cyber attacks: survey

  By David Braue | 16 April, 2013 14:12

  Australian CIOs have given themselves a woeful report card when asked to rank their organisation’s preparedness to deal with cyber attacks, according to new research findings.

• North Korea attracts Anonymous threats and leaks

  By Liam Tung | 03 April, 2013 16:01

  Hackers claiming to be part of ‘Anonymous’ say they have stolen 15,000 passwords from Uriminzokkiri.com, a North Korea run website hosted in China.

• The year in review: 2011-2012

  By James Lyne | 13 December, 2011 13:28 | 2 Comments

  2011 has been characterised by highly visible cyber attacks and diversification by cyber criminals to target new platforms, the use of mobile devices for business has come to the fore. 2011 has also seen the UK Government place a heavy focus on the importance of cyber security. The activities of a number of high-profile hacktivist groups without the financial motives of previous years, have made uncomfortable headlines for many companies, raising cyber security as a topic among a much wider audience.

• Is attack attribution a lost cause?

  By Robert Layton | 13 October, 2011 08:51

  One of the cornerstones of policing is the ability to identify perpetrators to bring them to justice.

• Opinion: Breadth First Hacking

  By Robert Layton | 13 August, 2011 10:20 | 2 Comments

  Recent publicity for online hacking groups such as Anonymous and Lulzsec has seemed to show that nobody is immune from attack on the Internet. Once targeted, it seems that these groups are capable of breaching security systems and retrieving data, including identity information, from the most secure systems.

• Industry, military experts discuss murky cyberwar issues

  By Jeremy Kirk | 18 June, 2009 00:38

  Nations increasingly touched by cyberattacks are still in the very early stages of figuring out how to deal with incidents that could escalate into critical national security threats.

Whitepapers about cyber attacks

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  A Forrester Consulting Thought Leadership Paper - The State Of Endpoint Protection

  Webroot commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a survey study of 161 North American and European IT security decision-makers. The purpose of the study is to understand the current state of endpoint security strategies across enterprises and SMBs, as well as identify key trends and market directions for endpoint security. This study took a detailed look at how organisations deploy endpoint security products, their common practices, pain points, and challenges.

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  SecureAnywhere Business — Endpoint Protection

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  Webroot takes Royal Flying Doctor Service into the cloud

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  Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ Business - Endpoint Protection Overview