Cyber

Cyber security and data hacking has dominated news headlines and captivated our attention due to the risk posed to businesses and consumers around the globe. We hear a lot less about network security, but the reality is hackers gain access to systems and data via the network.
Rehearsing and refining your cyber incident response plans ensures you can minimise the damage if attackers manage to breach your defences.
It can be said that the only constant in the world of cyber security, is change. Cyber threats are evolving more rapidly than ever, with both the technology and people behind the cyber attacks becoming more and more sophisticated.
The cyber security threat landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented rate. News headlines are constantly reporting the latest cyber attack, inevitably leading to financial and reputational damage to the businesses caught up in the data breach.
Across Australia, around 18,000 graduates are currently required annually, to fill vacancies in cyber security. Within this rapidly growing industry, the need for job-ready graduates has never been higher, with demand outstripping the number of graduates each year.
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While many companies have already put a cyber security strategy in place, many others haven’t even considered it. More concerning than not having a plan, is the fact that many organisations don’t feel they are at risk of a cyber attack.
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In order to bring the best-in-class learning experiences to their students, TAFE Queensland sought Orro’s help to upgrade and future-proof their network.
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The University of Sunshine Coast (UniSC) was experiencing a number of hardware and software issues and outages due to their aging data centre.
Zero Trust – assuming by default that no-one, nowhere can be trusted – is a critical security component of the new hybrid, cloud-based workplace, where staff and systems no longer sit within the safety of the traditional office network perimeter.
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Townsville City Council (TCC) engaged Orro to provide a new managed cybersecurity service. TCC was seeking to increase its resilience against threats with an automated approach to cybersecurity.
As the concept of the traditional network perimeter becomes obsolete, organisations must take a more holistic view – which requires rethinking their approach to the fundamentals of networking and security.
A dramatic increase in cyber crime and growing corporate accountability for related loss means the battle to protect a company’s digital assets is about to become an intensely personal one for Australia’s corporate custodians. Manuel Salazar from Orro explores.
As work from home mandates scattered employees to the wind, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the dangers for businesses in over-relying on Virtual Private Networks to allow their staff to securely work remotely.
Assuming that no-one, nowhere can be trusted by default, Zero Trust greatly reduces the likelihood of a security breach, plus it limits the impact should someone slip through your defences.
International Women’s Day is an opportunity for us to consider the contribution of the Australian technology industry to gender equality, and to consider what further challenges lay ahead.
From the way we work and shop, to the way we deliver essential services, the COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the way Australians do business.
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Our client is an award winning Australian Financial Services Client with an Australian and International presence with a focus on consumer lending and asset servicing. This client has offices in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Europe.
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Our client is an Australian company providing financial services nationwide as well as in 26 other countries. The client is also ranked among the world’s top general insurers.
The modern Chief Technology Officer can’t afford to be myopic and simply focus on technology, they need to look at the big picture in order to fully support the business.
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Learn how Orro helps deliver SIEM, Vulnerability Management and Penetration Testing services for imperative 24/7 eyes on glass, and cyber resilience capabilities that provide City Beach with a fit-for-purpose cyber security strategy and roadmap for the future.
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In the midst of unprecedented digital disruption, it is important for CEOs to establish ways to ensure digital initiatives are actually delivering results for the business. There are five key metrics to consider when it comes to quantifying the impact of digital on the bottom line.
Learn how Orro delivered critical testing services against internal and external IT infrastructure for a large financial institution.
As the COVID-19 pandemic forever changes the way we work, it’s vital to ensure that your people can remain productive working from anywhere, on any device, without compromising on security.
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced large parts of Australia into long periods of lockdown. There is increasing concern over the long-term effect this will have on businesses, both financially and from a cybersecurity perspective.
Learn how Orro helped a local council identify several security risks via vulnerability assessment and penetration testing services to increase the organisation’s security maturity.
Learn how Orro helped deliver key products and services for the Intelligent Traffic System (ITS) network for the South Coast Region of QLD to support the then upcoming 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Learn how Orro helped a public transport provider strengthen and mature their security posture through advanced attack simulation and social engineering techniques.
In May this year, criminals performed a successful cyberattack on a large US organisation called Colonial Pipeline. Colonial Pipeline supply oil (or gas in the US) to 45% of the eastern seaboard of the USA. 
A couple of weeks ago, news came out that a large pipeline operator in the US, Colonial Pipeline, was breached and infected by ransomware. Their systems were taken offline by an attack that encrypted all their data and demanded a ransom for it to be unlocked.
Security should never be considered an add-on for your business – it’s a critical base element! The reality of today’s world is that security is becoming the elephant in the room that must be discussed.
Learn how Orro helped a QLD Government Agency address critical components across visibility and response time for their Security Improvement Program.
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