As technology continues to evolve, so do the cyber threats facing businesses and their websites. Maintaining strong cyber resilience is therefore essential for protecting your organisation, its systems and the information you hold. Understanding the risks your website could face…
Google has begun rolling out a new update for the Chrome desktop browser that addresses 230 security vulnerabilities, including one flaw that security agencies say is currently being exploited in real-world attacks. The latest Stable Channel release brings Chrome to…
Quishing is QR-code phishing - a cyber attack where criminals use malicious QR codes to trick you into visiting fake websites, entering credentials, or downloading malware. The term combines QR + phishing. What quishing actually is Quishing is now a…
In today's connected world, sharing files online has become part of everyday life. From financial records and legal documents to medical information and business contracts, people regularly exchange sensitive data across digital platforms. While this convenience saves time and improves…
For today's parents, sharing family moments online has become almost automatic. A first day at school, a birthday party, a holiday, or a sporting achievement can be uploaded to social media within seconds and viewed by hundreds of people. While…
AI chatbots are quickly becoming a common tool for people seeking information, including guidance about their health. With services now offering help in understanding symptoms, medical results, and treatment options, it may feel convenient to rely on them. However, using…
Your child’s first data breach may happen before they’ve even opened a bank account. Here’s how to keep their digital life safe. When we talk about children’s online safety, we often focus on inappropriate content — but we overlook a…
Ignoring a genuine breach notification can expose you to serious risks, but reacting to a fraudulent one can be even more damaging, so it’s important not to act on autopilot. Data breach alerts were once rare, but with breaches now…
Should verified identities become the standard online? Australia’s social media ban for under-16s shows why verifying users identities matters. Australia has introduced a law banning under‑16s from having social media accounts, forcing platforms to remove young users or they will…
When you start using a new app and you’ll often be asked to grant it permissions. But blindly accepting them could expose you to serious privacy and security risks. App permissions act like quiet gatekeepers that control what information and…
