Technology initiatives continue to trigger investments in these industries According to IDCโs latest Worldwide Semi-annual Security Spending Guide, spending on security hardware, services, and software in Asia/Pacific* is expected to reach USD 36 billion in 2023, an increase of 16.7 per cent over the previous year. Security investments will remain resilientโฆ
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Worldwide security investments to grow 12.1 per cent
Almost all industries and company size segments will see low double-digit growth Worldwide spending on security solutions and services is forecast to be $US219 billion in 2023, an increase of 12.1 per cent compared to 2022, according to the new Worldwide Security Spending Guide from International Data Corporation. Investments in hardware, software,โฆ
Read MoreAFP and Indonesian National Police strengthen ties
The AFP maintains its dedicated presence in Indonesia The AFP and Indonesian National Police (INP) will jointly target regional cyber criminals after signing a new cooperation and intelligence sharing agreement in Sydney this week. The agencies also renewed a longstanding arrangement to cooperate on preventing and combatting transnational crimes andโฆ
Read MoreFlashpoint state of cyber threat intelligence
A deep dive into the perpetual cycles of cybercrime A growing body of evidence, outlined in Flashpointโs State of Cyber Threat Intelligence: 2023 report, demonstrates just how extensively cyber threats are overlapping, intersecting, and relating. The risk intelligence firm examines why these threatsโfrom the online spaces in which cybercriminals operate to theโฆ
Read MoreLloyds Banking Group invests ยฃUK10 million in Yoti
The investment will be used to develop innovative technology Lloyds Banking Group has invested ยฃUK10 million in digital identity company Yoti, an investment which supports the development of innovative technology to keep people safe online, tackle the ever-growing risks of identity fraud, and give people more control over their personalโฆ
Read MoreUS cybersecurity strategy will take toll on critical infrastructure budget
We look forward to working with our U.S. critical infrastructure partners CEO for cybersecurity company, Nozomi Networks, says the Strategyโs requirements for critical infrastructure to increase cybersecurity posture will be met with โvarying responses from CEOs and boards alikeโ, and โthe ability for these entities to identify the budget andโฆ
Read MoreSecurity and risk management spending in MENA
The increased security risks and complexity will drive MENA organisations End-user spending on security and risk management in the middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is forecast to total $US2.8 billion in 2023, an increase of 10.4 per cent from 2022, according to Gartner, Inc. โSecurity and risk managementโฆ
Read MorePrime ministersโ cyber security roundtable
Australiaโs cyber security is a fundamental priority for the government Today the Prime Minister led a Cyber Security Roundtable, focused on the whole-of-nation effort required to protect Australians and our economy, with the aim of making Australia the most cyber secure nation by 2030. We invited leaders from the publicโฆ
Read MoreRansomware persisted despite improved detection
Manufacturing found to be the most extorted industry IBM Security today released its annual X-Force Threat Intelligence Index finding that although ransomwareโs share of incidents declined only slightly (4 percentage points) from 2021 to 2022, defenders were more successful detecting and preventing ransomware. Despite this, attackers continued to innovate with the reportโฆ
Read MoreNearly half of cybersecurity leaders will change careers
Burnout and voluntary attrition are outcomes of poor organizational culture By 2025, nearly half of cybersecurity leaders will change jobs, 25 per cent for different roles entirely due to multiple work-related stressors, according to Gartner, Inc. โCybersecurity professionals are facing unsustainable levels of stress,โ said Deepti Gopal, Director Analyst, Gartner. โCISOs are onโฆ
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