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Swimming with Cyber-Sharks: Australia’s Small Businesses Struggle in the Cyber-Sea
Small businesses in Australia, already doggy paddling in the cyber-sea, are lagging in SMB Cyber Threat Resilience. With 60% sinking after a breach, the government’s $20 million lifeline may seem like a drop in the ocean. Yet, hope floats with the ‘Essential Eight’—a survival guide…
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Well, well, well. The platypus isn't the only thing under threat Down Under. It seems small businesses in Australia are also fighting a losing battle. They're struggling to stay afloat in the stormy cyber-sea, dodging cyber-sharks (and cyber-jellyfish, probably). A recent ASIC report suggests the little fish in the business sea are lagging behind in cybersecurity. Yikes! But fear not, the government is throwing a $20 million lifeline. But will that be enough?Already a member? Log in here