elevenM joins ctrl:cyber.
elevenM’s Jonathan Topham and Arjun Ramachandran explain the concept of a “pacing threat” and how it can be used to guide investment and deliver the most important security and business
elevenM’s Melanie Marks, Cassie Findlay and Rahul Prasad discuss the dangers of not including data governance in merger-planning, and set out steps to take to ensure you do.
elevenM’s Nick Allen makes the case for privacy and cyber to start working together, and steps you through how to facilitate privacy-informed penetration testing.
The Australian Government’s 2025-26 budget was released on Tuesday. In this short blog post, elevenM’s Piotr Debowski has a look at some of the privacy, cyber security and tech wins and losses.
elevenM’s Rahul Prasad explains what security teams can do today to prepare for the future emergence of quantum computing.
We don’t often see information/data governance and cyber security functions leveraging one another’s tools and expertise, but DPIs are just as effective at supporting cyber security initiatives as they are privacy ones.
Protecting privacy and ensuring cybersecurity in healthcare is particularly challenging in Australia, where the healthcare sector is vast, interconnected, and operates under multiple regulatory systems at once. The sensitivity of health information, coupled with operational constraints and the reliance on legacy systems, makes healthcare one of the sectors most vulnerable to cyber threats.
elevenM’s Jonathan Topham unpacks the secrets behind developing effective cyber security metrics, including how the use of KPIs and KRIs in combination can shine a light on an organisation’s cyber security posture.
In this post, elevenM’s Iain Lindsay-German and Jonathan Gadir assess the current strategic cyber threat environment and explore what critical infrastructure operators should do in response. For several years now,
elevenM’s Tom Kench looks at the reasons behind Optus’ failed claim for legal professional privilege (LPP) to provide advice about how organisations can maximise their prospects of claiming LPP in the context of data breach response.