Symantec goes after the cowboys with Indians
Symantec has expanded its APAC threat hunting, incident response and security analyst footprint with expanded security operations centre in India.
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SMBs are prime cyber-attack targets
Cyber-attacks cost affected small business an average of A$10,299 in 2017 – a 56% increase over 2016 said Norton by Symantec.
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GoGet hacked (news)
Australian Car-sharing company GoGet was hacked by a person who had previously advised it of security flaws that could make it vulnerable to attack.
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Norton says, “Trust us”
Symantec, the world’s largest pure-play computer security company and developer of Norton security products has one message this year. That is, you can trust it...
Symantec aims for a secure web, will offer free(ish) certificates
The makers of Norton 360 do a little more than just make security software, and it even has a vision for a totally secure world wide web, with the company taking one step towards it… though there is a catch....
Twitter hacks highlight the importance of strong passwords
We’re reminded of why good passwords are needed on a fairly regular basis, and after a spate of attacks on Twitter accounts, you may want to check your social networking accounts for security, too....
Cyber-criminals target Macs with ransomware
This week, there’s more proof that every users of Mac OS need to be as vigilant as Windows users when it comes to locking down their computers....
Netflix the new target for cybercriminals says Symantec
Forget worrying if you own a smartphone or a computer, because if you have a Netflix account, you’re about to be targeted by online scammers....
No OS is safe as security scares come to Mac, iOS
You might think that Windows is where all the security problems are, but the Apple side of things is also getting a security woe or two, as Symantec chimes in with some interesting information....
Symantec finds Smart TVs may not outsmart security exploits
The idea of a “Smart TV” is one that can go online, but when is a so-called Smart TV not quite smart? When it can get hacked....
Security scare reveals the dangers of iPhone jailbreaking
Not everyone who owns an iPhone keeps their smartphone the way Apple would want it, and some opt for more control, removing the limits set out by the company. But this can have unfortunate consequences, as Symantec has found. ...
Ransomware to go beyond phones, computers
The problems in cybersecurity today could get worse with the devices of tomorrow, thanks to how the internet will connect to pretty much anything. ...