The PHP2Shell vulnerability is a critical flaw in PHP, the software that powers WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. It lets attackers...
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The SME Cyber Security Gap: What a New Australian Study Reveals
Many small business owners believe their cyber security is stronger than it really is. New Australian research now backs that up...
Patch Management in the AI Era: Why Fortnightly Is Too Slow
Patch management used to be a quiet background job for IT teams. Now it decides whether attackers get into your business. Our...
Chrome Extension Security: Risks Every Business Should Know
Chrome extension security is the browser risk that most IT providers ignore. Your staff have probably installed dozens of...
Live Ransomware Simulation at CyberCon 2026 Melbourne
A live ransomware simulation shows you exactly how an attack unfolds, second by second. On Thursday 15 October at 4:40pm, Sentry...
Vibe Coding: It Works, But Is It Secure?
Vibe coding has changed how fast a good idea becomes a working app. You describe what you want, an AI tool writes the...
Google Workspace Security Alert: Real or a Scam?
A Google Workspace security alert lands in your inbox, and your stomach drops. Has someone actually tried to break into your...
You’ve Probably Been Breached Already, Here’s the Proof
If you've booked an apartment, bought a lounge, caught a flight, switched on your gas and electricity, or stayed at a hotel any...
The Real Cost of a Cyberattack: What Happens After a Breach
Most business owners picture a cyberattack as a single bad day. A ransom note. A frozen screen. A frantic call to IT. In...
Is Someone Already Inside Your Google Workspace Account
At 1:13pm on a Friday, a Melbourne business owner got a call from her accountant. Someone had just tried to lodge a $50,000 tax...