2022 was undoubtedly a very eventful year in the cybersecurity realm – from state-sponsored attacks to ransomware attacks to the emergence of new forms of phishing. Enterprise security breaches and critical infrastructure attacks also spiked, thanks to new threat vectors.
Fortunately, we at BusyContinent had cybersecurity experts from various companies sharing insightful thought leadership content – both opinion and advice pieces – on various cybersecurity topics, publishing an average of one post per week throughout last year.
On that note, here are the over 50 cybersecurity by-lined articles that we shared in 2022:
- Cybersecurity landscape: 2023 cyber security predictions from BlackBerry by Jonathan Jackson
- Three reasons why business content needs a proactive cybersecurity plan by Ellen Benaim
- Software risks remain rampant but actionable solutions also exist by Girish Janardhanudu
- Popular apps kids and teens are using and the risks to be wary of by Stephen Kho
- Cybersecurity specialists: The new era of critical workers in the industry by Luke Power
- The state of ransomware activity and where to next for Aussie organisations by Luke Power
- 2023: A crucial year for cybersecurity developments in OT and ICS sectors by Danielle Jablanski
- 2023 predictions highlight increased risk for damage thanks to cybergangs by Michal Salat
- Organisations need a multi-layered approach to solve data vulnerabilities by David Lenz
- Staying on top of cyber threats: The need for visibility in your digital terrain by Kevin O’Leary
- Sharpen your 2023 vision: Time to make identity security your priority by Chern-Yue Boey
- False sense of cybersecurity: Latest research reveals it’s rife in Australia by Matthew McWhirter
- Why little and often is important in cybersecurity awareness training by Jacqueline Jayne
- Safeguarding Australia’s healthcare systems with identity security by Nam Lam
- 2023 cybersecurity predictions: Could 2023 be the year of the cyberdemic? by Garrett O’Hara
- Why being prepared for cyber attacks should be top priority for Aussie firms by Nam Lam
- Fortifying cybersecurity: Smart ways to address the cyber skills shortage by Roger Spence and Michael McKinnon
- How can defenders catch security vulnerabilities before attackers do? by Richard Davies
- Are the popular digital licences the answer to protecting your identity? by Julianna Burgess
- 2023 cybersecurity predictions: Biometrics set to increase in adoption by Blair Crawford
- Cyber threat surge: From spilled flat whites to ransomware overnight by Aaron Bugal
- Fortifying cybersecurity on Australian shores: 8 tips to keep attacks at bay by Phillip Ivancic
- Why people are the key to developing strong security culture in a workplace by Jacqueline Jayne
- Keeping your guard up in the face of socially engineered phishing scams by Lloyd Evans
- Why OpenSSL vulnerabilities are not quite Heartbleed, but must be patched by Tim Mackey
- A third of organisations don’t know if they were hacked in the last year by Andrea Carcano
- Firms mismanaging cyberattacks risk failing their customers and losing trust by Lyndall Spooner
- How identity security is solving a problem as old as the internet by Gary Savarino
- The top cyber attacks still scaring us this Halloween and how to stop them by Andrew Shikiar
- Is your email secure? How employees can keep email hygiene and safety by Garrett O’Hara
- Optus data breach: Why it’s critical to take the initiative on data ownership by Daniel Lai
- Cybersecurity training: Is gamification the key to helping employees learn? by Gerald Ainomugisha
- Optus data breach: Telco attack a turning point for phishing campaigns by Ajay Unni
- The endless journey to zero-trust: How to thrive amidst rising threats by Dave Russell
- Malicious cybercriminals on the rise: Why your business could be at risk by Ajay Unni
- Images of City2Surf spectators are landing in vast biometric engines by Blair Crawford
- Here’s why the click rate for vishing scams is triple that of phishing by Gerald Ainomugisha
- The cybersecurity shared economy: How to help SMBs most at risk by Graeme Pyper
- What businesses should do to protect against state-aided cyber attacks by Christiaan Beek
- Landmark decision sees RI Advice found guilty of breaching obligations by Ajay Unni
- Why Australian small businesses need the cloud to truly feel secure by Andy Brockhoff
- The current condition of intelligent automation adoption in cybersecurity by Cyrille Badeau
- Trust and good dose of caution: How to protect from the rising cyber threat by Garrett O’Hara
- Three things business leaders must acquaint themselves about security by Rick Vanover
- Could cybersecurity debt be the biggest security threat in 2022? by Thomas Fikentscher
- Ransomware payments in crypto shoot up as new trends emerge by Kimberly Grauer
- How Australian businesses can fortify against Russian cyber attacks by Ajay Unni
- Here are 5 security features your website and app must include by Anushka Bandara
- How to cope with Australia’s coming cybersecurity talent shortage by Christopher Cochran
- How you can be cybersmart in this 18th Cybersecurity Awareness Month by Anthony Stitt
- Public sector must remain diligent as cloud and ransomware intersect by Gilberto Vega
- Cyber security expert expounds on the News Corp cyber attack by Ajay Unni
- IT networking pros: Catapult your career by investing in these four areas by Sascha Giese
- Finding harmony: How marketing, security and privacy can co-exist by Guy Hanson
- The coming reckoning will show ROI accruing from threat intelligence by Chris Jacob
- Aussies walk away from brands that don’t protect them from cyber threats by Garrett O’Hara
- The pandemic has given tech pros new found confidence. What’s next? by Chrystal Taylor
Thank you for reading, we look forward to sharing BusyCyber ’23 a year from now!
