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Cybersecurity continues to be a hot topic in 2019

31 January 2019

2019 is off to a very hot start. In case you missed them, some of the notable IT security items that hit the news in December and January included - A massive data breach exposed the private data of 500,000 guests of the Marriott International hotel chain and a high percentage of this data included passport and credit card numbers.

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2.5 Months passed before attackers were stopped

02 November 2018

Data security is a major concern for organisations of any size, type and industry. There are endless examples of small to major data breaches being reported in the media, often very little detail is made available regarding attack vectors, investigative work performed, findings etc. In the last two months a U.S agency called the Government Accounta…

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Making Cloud Computing More Secure – The Shared Responsibility Model

25 September 2018

Cloud computing continues to attain increasing levels of investment from organisation’s in ANZ. Whilst this model has removed the burden and complexity of having to build and host systems, to assume the cloud environment is secure is flawed.

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Cyber Security Education, Office 365 and the use of HTTPS

15 August 2018

Welcome to our August version of the Kaon Newsflash. This month we cover topics including cybersecurity education, ensuring your Office 365 environment is secure and the use of HTTPS.

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