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The $500 Gift Card That Nearly Cost Millions: Understanding Executive Email Spoofing
Email spoofing targeting executives continues to be a major attack vector, exploiting trust and authority to bypass controls. This article explores how these attacks work and how organisations can reduce exposure to impersonation risk.
Why New Zealand’s Health Application Ecosystem Needs Security Baselines, Not Just Privacy Law
Healthcare organisations face increasing cyber threats that require consistent security baselines to protect sensitive patient data and critical systems. This article explores why baseline controls are essential for resilience in healthcare environments.
Manage My Health Is Not an Outlier: Why Small Health Providers Are Being Targeted—and Why Email Is Still the Front Door
Small health providers are increasingly targeted due to valuable health data, limited security maturity and reliance on email-based communication. This article explores why healthcare organisations are high-value targets and how attackers exploit systemic gaps in security controls.
Complexity of Security (Part 2)
As security environments grow in complexity, organisations often accumulate tools, controls and processes that become difficult to manage effectively. This article explores how complexity introduces risk and reduces an organisation’s ability to maintain strong, consistent security.
Complexity of Security (Part 1)
Security rarely fails because organisations lack controls—it fails when security becomes too complex to manage effectively. As organisations adopt more tools, processes and frameworks, complexity itself becomes a hidden vulnerability that can reduce visibility, consistency and control.
The Human Firewall: Why Your Team is Your Best Defence Against Cyber Attacks (Part 2)
People remain a primary target in cyber attacks, particularly through social engineering and phishing techniques. This article explores how attackers exploit trust, authority and behaviour—and why ongoing security awareness is critical to reducing human risk.