Cyber

Learn about Scattered Spider — a financially motivated threat actor behind multiple high-profile breaches — and how to reduce your exposure to their evolving intrusion techniques.

A clear, practical guide for C-suite leaders and risk managers on how to navigate the NDB scheme

An actionable cybersecurity guide for any Australian business.

Technical threats must be translated into financial risks that a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) can understand

Learn about Salt Typhoon, a state-sponsored Chinese threat actor, and how to protect your organisation from its advanced cyber-espionage tactics.

You’ve smartly invested in Cisco as the bedrock of your network infrastructure or in Splunk for top-tier Security Information and Event Management. It’s completely natural to have questions about how these two titans are coming together.

Retail has entered its next evolutionary phase: the convergence of digital and physical experiences. In today’s omnichannel world, shoppers expect a seamless journey—from browsing online to buying in-store, returning via click-and-collect, or getting tailored offers on their phones as they walk past a shopfront.

Access our exclusive on-demand webinar, “Future-Proof Your K-12: Strategic Technology Planning,” designed specifically for K-12 leaders and technology teams. In this insightful session, we’ll equip you with the essential strategies to create dynamic, engaging, and future-ready learning environments.

By consolidating security services with a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP), organisations can streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance their overall cyber defence posture.

For decades, the financial sector has been a prime target of cyber-attacks, a trend that started well before the recent spike in data breaches across other industries. To keep pace with the evolving tactics of cyber criminals, financial institutions have had to continuously hone their cyber defence mechanisms. Orro’s Director of Cyber Services, Manuel Salazar, offers insights into what SMEs can learn from a sector that’s become battle-hardened in the face of relentless cyber threats.

The digital landscape is evolving faster than ever, and with it, the nature of cyber threats. Fortinet’s Global Threat Landscape Report for the second half of 2023 reveals crucial trends and strategies necessary for robust cybersecurity defences. We’ve wrapped up the key takeaways in one article.

In Australia’s fight against cyber threats, we’re all in this together. That’s why we believe robust cybersecurity should be accessible to all businesses. Orro’s Managed XDR service champions this cause, providing end-to-end cyber protection that adapts to your business, whether you’re scaling up or dialling down.

A summary of some key takeaways from the Fortinet Accelerate 2024 even in Las Vegas, which provide a forward-looking perspective on the future state of cybersecurity.

As we step into 2024, the ongoing integration of technology is bringing both unparalleled connectivity and even greater security risks.

As the cyber security threat landscape continues to evolve, it is critical for businesses to protect their digital assets by identifying and controlling security weaknesses.

An insight into Orro’s Director of Cyber Services, Manny Salazar on cyber attacks, crime & security.

As the threat of a cyber attack continues to grow, it has become clear that traditional perimeter-based defences are no longer sufficient. Data breaches and cyber attacks continue to make headlines, and the risk to business operations, customer data and reputation means a robust security approach is now critical.

An insight into Orro’s Chief Technology Officer, Michael Van Rooyen’s account of the 28th Annual Cisco Partner Summit.

Understand your cyber attack surface strengths and vulnerabilities with penetration testing.

The increasing reliance on digital infrastructure in our deeply interconnected world has rendered organisations susceptible to cyber threats. Data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other cyber incidents continue to occur, causing severe financial losses, reputational damage and legal consequences for the organisations impacted.

With the hybrid workplace seemingly here to stay, Orro’s Secure Workspace ensures your people remain productive while working from anywhere, on any device, without compromising on security.

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.

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.