15,000 Patient Scans Are on a Leak Site, and the Backups Were Taken Too
A new ransomware group has listed a small NSW neurology practice and claims 15,000 patient scans and four weekly backups. What it means for any business that keeps client records.
The Charity's Own Computers Were Fine, and the Payments Stopped Anyway
A charity's own systems were untouched, but a cyber incident at its software supplier stopped its clients' payments for weeks. What it means for any business that runs on other people's software.
Your IT Provider Has a Key to Every Computer You Own. Ask Them Where They Keep It.
A ransomware crew hit Australian car dealers through the IT provider that looks after their computers. What to ask your own provider this week.
Do You Really Need Every File You've Ever Kept? A Dental Clinic's Leak Says No.
A suburban dental clinic's 22 years of patient files were published online in one day. Why keeping everything is a risk, and what to ask your suppliers this week.
The Fraud Was Almost Perfect. Then Someone Checked Who Was Rostered On.
A fake email from a hacked settlement agent nearly cost a Perth buyer $1.2 million, until a banker checked who was rostered on. What to do so your email can't be used this way.
Take a Seat, the Hacker Will See You Now
Patient data was taken from at least 21 GP clinics through their parent company's shared systems. What to ask the companies that hold your customers' data.