How to stop your firm and your clients becoming victims of cybercrime

Your organisation is only as strong as the weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity.

In October 2019, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that, “Australians are reporting incidents of cybercrime about every 10 minutes, according to statistics released by the nation’s cyber security watchdog. More than 13,500 reports of cybercrime have been received by the Australian Cyber Security Centre since July. Victoria made up the bulk of those reports at 26 per cent (3,027 reports), followed by NSW with 25 per cent (2,922). The most-common type of cybercrime reported to the ACSC is online fraud, closely followed by identity-related offences. The organisation says cyber security incidents cost Australian businesses up to $29 billion each year.”

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