Many are familiar with the highly publicized Optus (September 2022) and Medibank (October 2022) hacks. However, hundreds of other cyber-attacks target Australian businesses each year, often only covered in specialized media. Fortunately, sources like Webber Insurance keep track of these hacks. Based on data collected from January to the end of September 2024, here are some key insights on the cyber-attacks Australian businesses have faced this year.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many industries, and it will continue to do so in the coming decades.As for all new technology, it has potential for good and less good if misused with malicious intent.

Did you know that a single data breach can cost businesses millions and permanently damage their reputation? In recent years, companies across the financial sector have faced significant financial losses due to rising incidents of payment card fraud and data breaches involving sensitive cardholder information.

As web applications continue to drive modern business operations, they’ve also become prime targets for cybercriminals. Web applications store and process vast amounts of sensitive data. A single vulnerability can expose this data, leading to financial loss, reputational damage, and regulatory penalties. Securing these applications against a wide range of threats is crucial.