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NAS security review: Synology DS1515+ running DSM 5.1-5022
Network attached storage vendor Synology claims to have improved its handling of security issues following last year’s ransomware attacks on its users. CSO Australia and Enex Test Lab put its latest version of DiskStation Manager (DSM) on the new Synology DS1515+ hardware through its paces.
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Hackers shakedown businesses by encrypting their websites
Crypto-ransomware hackers who have plagued PCs for the past two years have found a new tack — high value business websites.
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Managing redundant security alerts is costing businesses: FireEye
Australian companies are losing a significant amount of time dealing with what has been estimated to be up to 150 redundant security alerts per day, according to recent figures from security firm FireEye.
David Braue | 30 Jan | Read more
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Australia a growing source of DDoS attacks as well as a target, Arbor warns
Distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against Australian targets grew in intensity and a growing share of attacks is originating inside the country rather than outside of it, new research from Arbor Networks has found.
David Braue | 29 Jan | Read more
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Australian information security posture weak by world standards: Cisco
Organisations in Australia are lagging their Western counterparts in terms of the sophistication of their information-security protections, according to Cisco Systems' latest global security review.
David Braue | 28 Jan | Read more
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