For nearly a decade, the Essential Eight has given Australian organisations a practical baseline for reducing common cyber risks. That baseline is now entering a transition period.

Earlier this year, Gartner introduced Continuous Offensive Security Testing, or COST, as a framework for rethinking how organisations approach offensive security validation.

Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) and continuous vulnerability scanning have become standard components of modern security programmes.

DevOps teams in SaaS and fintech organisations move fast, releasing code continuously, updating infrastructure frequently, and relying on automated delivery pipelines. To keep pace, many are turning

Today, software is built and delivered faster than ever, but that speed has come with a cost. The integrity of the software supply chain is now one of the most actively targeted areas in cyber security.

Automated vulnerability revalidation with AI agents is changing how organisations maintain security assurance.

Cybersecurity has become a baseline expectation for doing business, and New Zealand businesses are part of that global reality. The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB)

Artificial intelligence initiatives, and particularly large language models (LLMs), are moving from research labs into production systems at unprecedented speed.