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| | | ... company data, and financial damage to clients whose personal data has been compromised. According to the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network (ACSGN), the local cyber security market could triple its annual revenue to $6 billion in 10 years as threats ... |
| | | | ... of unlicensed cross-board activity, programming errors in algorithms that underlie automation, and breaches in cyber security. The report also flags the failure of financial firms to "know-the-client" for reasons of anti-laundering and fraud control. ... |
| | | | ... reporting directly to group executive technology, Gerard Florian. Connick has a strong background in government cyber security roles, having most recently delivered the new National Cyber Security Strategy to the Department of the Prime Minister and ... |
| | | | ... financial services businesses a greater target for malware attacks, with these now more likely than any other form of cyber security incident. This is the key finding of new survey results published by advisory firm BDO, in conjunction with cyber emergency ... |
| | | | ... the next five years, 64% of managers have no intention of increasing investment above what they already pay for cyber security measures. Speaking at a KPMG/AIMA briefing in Sydney yesterday, KPMG director consulting, fintech advisory Mandeep Sandhu said ... |
| | | | Following the release of its 2016 Cyber Security Survey, APRA has said the industry should "expect to experience significant cyber security incidents and be prepared for an evolving range of threats." The regulator surveyed 37 regulated entities and ... |
| | | | ... alliance with Bank Leumi will enable us to access leading Israeli technologies, in particular access to leading cyber security and data analytics capabilities." Bank Leumi chief operating officer Dan Yerushalmi, who is also first executive vice president ... |
| | | | ... for developing a cyber smart nation at the SINET61 Summit, Johnson said the only sensible solution to fighting cyber security was to work against the "common enemy" in a coordinated defence. "One needs to recognise that they're just one target amongst ... |
| | | | ... SINET61 Summit held in Sydney, Armour said it isn't surprising that board members feel out of depth when discussing cyber security, but reiterated that there is only one wrong answer when it comes to security: that it's up to IT. "Our experience is that ... |
| | | | Australian businesses must be prepared for the unprecedented number of attacks to cyber security, according to deputy director, directorate of science and technology at the US Central Intelligence Agency, Dawn Meyerriecks. Speaking at the SINET61 Summit ... |
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