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Ticker Cyber

Published

4 years ago

May 9, 2021

Digital harm is well hidden online… Cybersecurity for businesses is simply a must in today’s digital world. Thankfully businesses can amplify their “Cyber fitness” with approachability and easy understanding. Cynch security is providing their experts to help small businesses boost their defensive capabilities in a world where cyberattacks are directed at them daily.

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Be Alert … Not Alarmed

Microsoft are rolling out a series of alerts at the moment to patch several vulnerabilities but what’s the catch? And corporations are changing the way they protect themselves from cyber threats as franchises look too ‘bake in’ some much needed cyber security.

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Stress Click Concerns

How employee stress is leading to great cyber risks? Government expectations of tech companies is shifting, meaning developers need to up their security game and its Flubot season is here! but what on earth is a flubot and what does it mean for Andriod users?

Locked Down & Out…What is Lockbit 2.0?

The ACSC has put another alert – this time about Lockbit 2.0 but what is it?

When organizations grow to the point of having instruction manuals… you know they might be doing something right (Or very wrong!) Turns out disgruntled cybercriminals are tripping up their supposed colleagues by leaking information. And Apple seeks a new method to protect the innocent and privacy of its users.

Online Census Consensus…

There is a lot to consider during this year’s Australian Census report, considering the disaster of our first digital Census. Big companies have been fined for various privacy breaches Zoom was inundated with attacks during the early stages of the pandemic. And we unpack a couple of tips for securing your socials and the information you provide … and the information businesses actually need to request.

Explicit Vandals Target News Sites…

Some news sites have been vandalized with explicit content taking over the main page. And whilst these attacks are glaringly obvious to the user…It’s the unseen attack that can be far more dangerous. We run through some advice people need to know about their website and protecting themselves.

Cynch is proudly an Australian cyber security company on a mission to create a world where every small business can be fit, strong and resilient to the cyber attacks directed at them every day.

The Cynch Cyber Fitness platform makes it possible for businesses of any size to measure their cyber risk, build their cyber fitness, share priorities with their team and ultimately show off their cyber strength.

Using a healthy dose of automation, simple tools and advice that does away with the tech speak, business owners and founders can finally access the right advice for their business at a price they can afford.

Cynch also partners with industry associations, IT support providers, insurance brokers and larger businesses to measure and improve the cyber fitness of their small business partners.

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Australia and UK: economic connection potential explored

Australia and the UK poised for stronger economic partnership through shared culture and financial investments

Published

4 days ago

October 8, 2025

Nathan Langridge

Australia and the UK poised for stronger economic partnership through shared culture and financial investments.

In Short:
– Australia and the UK have strong trade ties, with £5.6 billion in annual trade and significant investments.
– Belinda Coates advocates for collaboration, highlighting mutual learning opportunities in business practices.

Australia and the UK share strong economic and cultural ties, with £5.6 billion in annual trade and significant investments in British assets from Australian superannuation funds.

The first episode of “The Connector” features Belinda Coates, founder of Harper B, discussing the potential for collaboration between the two nations. Coates highlights how Australians and Brits can learn from each other, especially in business practices, given their similar legal and regulatory frameworks.

Historically, ties weakened when the UK joined the EU. However, London remains an attractive hub for Australian businesses due to its robust investment environment. Australia boasts nearly $4 trillion in superannuation, prompting many funds to diversify into overseas markets, including property in the UK.

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London prepares for major transformation in office space

London’s ambitious transformation requires one million square metres of office space by 2040 amid pressure to balance housing and commercial needs

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4 days ago

October 8, 2025

Nathan Langridge

London’s ambitious transformation requires one million square metres of office space by 2040 amid pressure to balance housing and commercial needs.

In Short:
– London aims for one million square metres of new office space by 2040 to enhance commercial vibrancy and housing affordability.
– Investor confidence is rising, with low vacancy rates and a need for retrofitting older buildings to attract businesses.

London is undergoing a significant transformation, with a demand for one million square metres of office space by 2040.

Tom Sleigh, Chairman of the Planning and Transportation Committee for the City of London Corporation, discusses the current climate for investors and developers. He notes a resurgence in investor confidence in London despite global economic headwinds. Recently, the Square Mile welcomed 11 million visitors in June, reaching pre-pandemic levels much sooner than expected.

London is compared favourably in terms of costs to cities like New York and Hong Kong, making it appealing for businesses. The local planning strategy involves identifying suitable areas for new development, with a focus on retrofitting older buildings to improve their quality and usability.

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London’s transformative period boosts cross-border development insights

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4 days ago

October 8, 2025

Nathan Langridge

London undergoes transformative developments as Third.i Group shares insights from Australia and the UK housing markets.

In Short:
– London is transforming with mixed-use precincts and innovative investments, as discussed by Gareth Hardy of Third.i Group.
– Third.i Group focuses on diverse housing solutions and navigates challenges like Brexit and COVID-19, leveraging experiences from the UK and Australia.

London is experiencing a significant transformation marked by mixed-use precincts, decarbonisation, and innovative investment models. Gareth Hardy, director and co-founder of Third.i Group, recently discussed the company’s influence on these developments in both the UK and Australia.

Hardy highlighted Third.i Group’s commitment to creating diverse housing solutions, such as affordable accommodation for key workers, as it navigates challenges like Brexit and COVID-19. He pointed out that while affordable housing in the UK may be ahead of Australia, the latter excels in adult social care.

Hardy expressed optimism about future developments, particularly in the realm of adult social care and housing regulations, positioning Third.i Group as a potential leader in these key areas.

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