Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers was keen on establishing a “Wellbeing Budget“. The initiative faded, but the desire persisted. The Wellbeing Budget is getting renewed interest but also …
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Most people at risk for lung cancer aren’t being screened, study finds
by David Walker
Fewer than 1 out of 5 people who are considered at-risk for lung cancer – one of the most common forms of cancer – undergo recommended screenings for the disease, …
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has sought for years to give organizations a leg up in their efforts to effectively prioritize and mitigate vulnerabilities, but one researcher …
Safety & Security
Threat actors hijack web traffic after exploiting React2Shell vulnerability: Report
by David Walker
Threat actors exploiting the React2Shell vulnerability in components of React servers are using their access to compromise web domains and divert web traffic for malicious purposes. That’s the conclusion of …
Many incident response failures do not come from a lack of tools, intelligence, or technical skills. They come from what happens immediately after detection, when pressure is high, and information …
Chemical asset management software helps companies keep track of hazardous materials, stay compliant with EPA and OSHA rules, and improve worker safety. Without it, critical details like inventory quantities, SDS …
Every summer in Australia, it seems we are in crisis. Somewhere there is a bushfire, and somewhere else there are cyclones and floods. Somewhere, there are places …
Our new, more flexible platform makes it easier to find the content that’s important to you – and to discover something new. The expanded home page showcases the depth of …
Conventional wisdom says that in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, attackers and defenders are locked in a perennial, never-ending death match: increasing threat sophistication battling it out with corresponding shifts in …
Safety & Security
Ivanti patches two actively exploited critical vulnerabilities in EPMM
by David Walker
The company advises triaging logs with the ^(?!127\.0\.0\.1:\d+ .*$).*?\/mifs\/c\/(aft|app)store\/fob\/.*?404 regular expression and looking for HTTP 404 error response codes as well as GET requests with parameters that have bash commands. …