Cybersecurity
What we are seeing… As the effects of the Coronavirus are felt around the world, governments’ and business’ primary focus is the safety of their citizens, employees and customers. Meanwhile, cyber attackers are impersonating health ...
As an American who spent the past 3 weeks in Taiwan for Lunar New Year, it’s been impossible to ignore the impact of Coronavirus. Over 1800 have passed away, including a 34-years-young doctor in Wuhan, ...
Data privacy regulations are an important rebound to our increasingly digital and connected world, but they are moving targets fraught with complexities and challenging time constraints. Early adopters of privacy policies–such as the European Union, ...
It is believed that we are now in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The first three being the steam age, the age of science and mass production, and the rise of digital technology. The fourth industrial ...
The government, for the past years, has been heavily investing in cybersecurity measures. This comes after the digitalisation of almost everything and the online community is being more prone to various forms of fraud and ...
As more and more of our everyday services and activities move online, cybersecurity becomes an increasingly important consideration. It’s quite daunting to think about the amount of sensitive data we enter into online forms and ...
Cyber-attacks, fraud, and data breaches can disrupt, or worse, shut down entire government functions. This includes services provided to the public, government finances, and security of confidential information. Millions of dollars in damages are at stake should any ...
With Western Australia having launched the Office of Digital Government under the Department of Premier and Cabinet, the importance of driving the public sector’s digital capability have never been greater. WA’s McGowan Government is now ...