In 2020, the average cost of a data breach was AUD$3.35 million, increasing by 9.8% year on year.

Are your company’s cybersecurity priorities relevant in 2021? As a business leader, cybersecurity should be one of your top priorities. Here are 5 key points to consider.

Do you know the difference between an incident and a breach?

Have you thought about how secure your client data is from an ex-employee? Read the full story: lnkd.in/gDubvXz #financialsector #employees #datasecuritybreach #finance

If your company suffered an Office 365 breach/credential compromise, do you know your responsibilities? Read more here: rfr.bz/t24mscw

“We’ve got Cyber Insurance, so we’ll be covered if we have a breach” Don’t be too sure. When applying for Cyber Insurance, many companies simply tick the checkboxes without properly verifying the insurance requirements. 4 quick tips to exercise: rfr.bz/t24w253

Pen Testing, Penetration Testing or Ethical Hacking, is the practice of testing your company’s systems, networks, web applications or physical environment to identify vulnerabilities that threat actors could exploit. Continue reading: rfr.bz/t24zszo

Account Takeover is a type of identity theft where a cybercriminal gains unauthorised access to an account belonging to someone else. A common occurrence for organisations are compromised Microsoft 365 accounts. One way you can protect your organisation: rfr.bz/t265oli

With human error continuing to be the leading cause of most data breaches what actions has your company taken to mitigate your risk? Cybersecurity Culture & Awareness Training is one piece of the puzzle. Learn More: rfr.bz/t26bb7g

The first step is for your organisation to conduct a Cyber Resilience Assessment to identify staff awareness, gaps in policies and procedures, cyber-risk and areas of potential non-compliance relating to your information security activities.

Three main reasons companies are breached: Read here: rfr.bz/t26mnts

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission declared Cyber a top priority in '22, coming down on companies, CEOs & Boards for cyber security non-compliance & unpreparedness. Learn more> cyberauditteam.com/blog/asic-is-c… #CEO #CEOs #boardsofdirectors #boardofdirectors #datasecurity

The rise of inbound & digital marketing and use of cloud-based platforms is great for marketing teams. But did you know this can also pose a security risk? tinyurl.com/CyberAuditTeam #cybersecurity #cyber #cybersecuritytips #ITSecurity #DataSecurity

Given the recent noise in the market surrounding the recent data breach experienced by Optus, it is an excellent reminder to think about your current security measures and your plan of action should you experience a breach. To learn more>>cyberauditteam.com/services/cyber… #DataSecurity

Could your Company’s Cyber Security Posture Be Exposing you to Personal Liability? CEOs and Boards have been put on notice. Learn more >> cyberauditteam.com/is-your-cyber-…

Cyber Audit Team (CAT) is pleased to announce it is now offering LastPass to it’s clients, providing access to a fully managed password management platform. Learn more>>cyberauditteam.com/blog/password-… #lastpass #Passwordmanager #informationsecurity #cyberauditteam

Cyber Audit Team (CAT) is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Tenable, the leader in Exposure Management, bolstering our security portfolio and offering clients greater visibility and insight into their risk exposure. Learn more >> bit.ly/3GZ3Kxb

Cyber Audit Team announces partnership with Avertro, the world’s first Cyber Management Decision System! To learn more visit: bit.ly/41G748H #vCISO #cybersecurity #cyberdefence #cyberinvestment #cyberresilience #Cyberauditteam #Avertro #cyberinsights

A successful cyber breach can have a significant impact on a business, not only financially but also from a brand and consumer trust perspective. Learn how to turn your greatest assets 'your employees' into an effective human firewall for your business >> cyberauditteam.com/blog/cyber-awa…

Establishing an effective & measurable cyber awareness program, of which Cyber Security Awareness Training (CSAT) is but one component, is essential towards mitigating your organisation’s exposure to potential cyber risk. Learn more >> cyberauditteam.com/blog/cyber-sec…