Phishing remains one of the most significant threats to organisational cyber security. Scammers are constantly evolving their techniques, like a game of cat and mouse, creating sophisticated phishing emails that...
According to Statista, phishing was the most prevalent type of scam in Australia in 2023, with over 108,000 cases reported.
Phishing scams are constantly evolving, and according to Scamwatch - SMS phishing, (or ‘Smishing’) and ‘Vishing’ (voice phishing, or over the phone) are now two of the most popular delivery...
Most of us can be contacted anytime, anywhere thanks to SMS, and various chat applications. Chat apps like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Discord, and WhatsApp (to name a few) are often...
Vishing, or voice phishing, combines traditional deceptive practices with modern technology, using mobile and land-line phones to manipulate individuals into revealing confidential information.
While many are preparing for long weekend celebrations, scammers are also preparing their own bag of tricks. Holiday periods often see a surge in online scams, making it crucial for...
Phishing emails are more than just a spray approach to scams. Most of them use sophisticated clickbait tactics to play on human psychology; leveraging emotions and curiosity to entice clicks...
With our lives dominated by digital communication, the risk of a phishing attacks is high. These deceitful attempts to extract sensitive information pose significant risks to organisational security.
While phishing can be done on a mass scale, sending emails to purchased or stolen email lists – there is a similar threat that is far more precise: spear phishing.
Despite being almost three decades old, QR codes took a little while to gain traction, however they are now a very familiar part of our lives.
Online gaming is very popular for social support and for a bit of escapism, and chances are, your child or someone you know is immersing themselves in gaming - an...
Cyber Security Awareness Month is rapidly approaching, and this provides an opportune moment for us to reflect on the importance of fostering a cyber security culture in your organisation.
