elevenM Principal Melanie Marks takes a closer look at proposals to use digital technology to support contact tracing, as governments seek better ways to manage the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this month’s round-up, which takes a slightly different form, we look at how COVID-19 is influencing the spheres of cyber security, privacy and digital risk.
In this edition, a well-known security vendor shuts down a subsidiary business that was on-selling user data, with the CEO admitting the practice wasn’t in line with the company’s “north star” and privacy priorities. Setting up a global privacy office looks to be one way that companies are seeking to avoid going astray on privacy – in this edition we highlight a major Australian bank doing just that. This roundup also examines the attacker tactics that lead to most security incidents.
It’s the end of another year (and another decade). Close out your final tasks, prepare for the inevitable summer feasting, and join us as we recap five cyber security and
It’s that time of year when the familiar faces who’ve been with you throughout the year get together to see you off into the holiday season. And so it is with the last news roundup for 2019. Regulars of the roundup – ransomware attacks, phishing and online data breaches – pop their heads up for one last hurrah, while focus sharpens just a little more on privacy and the ethical use of consumer data.
On Human Rights Day, elevenM Senior Consultant Jordan Wilson-Otto highlights privacy’s fundamental role in human dignity and respect. He argues that advocating for privacy without recognising its position as a
Helping your business stay abreast and make sense of the critical stories in digital risk, cyber security and privacy. Email news@elevenM.com.au to subscribe. The round-up: From angry users unable to stream their
As a passionately Australian company, elevenM is emotionally invested in the safety and prosperity of this country. We recognise that national progress will increasingly depend on our collective ability to answer
This is the second post in a two-part series by elevenM Senior Project Manager Mike Wood on how businesses can benefit most optimally from the deployment of security products.
It is easy to spend significant time and effort deploying a security product, only to find that it is difficult to prove the value delivered. In this two-part blog post,