Carl Filpo

Cybercrime is big business. Especially during the Christmas period.

The Australian Cyber Security Centre received over 11,000 reports of online shopping cybercrime last financial year – and with the festive period being a time of increased online shopping, the risks of an attack are heightened for many people and the businesses that provide eCommerce shopping solutions.

October is Cybersecurity Month and that seems to be something the hackers have embraced with vigour.

So, why are cybersecurity breaches becoming more common?

Check out what our Director Mia Filpo had to say…

Data breaches, a common cyber-attack, have massive negative business impact and often arise from insufficiently protected data.
So, who is at risk of a cyber-attack?

Tune in with CMTG Director Mia Filpo who uncovers all… 🔐

Tune in to our latest video series with CMTG Director, Mia Filpo who shares the common types of cybercrime that impact organisations and individuals.

The threat of companies being hacked or impacted by cybercrime continues to rapidly grow.

Regardless of what industry you operate, or the size of your company, hackers are making deliberate and targeted attacks.

With tax season upon us, it’s important for Australians to remember there are certain times throughout the year that attract cybercriminals interested in targeting Australians.

According to CMTG Technical Manager Scott Rose, cybersecurity has become an essential part of our everyday business and personal lives.

Last month, CMTG Director Mia Filpo attended Business News’ Challenging Change breakfast event at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre.

Initially planned for International Women’s Day but postponed due to COVID-19, the event importantly brought together some of WA’s prominent leaders and businesspeople alike to discuss and consider the wide-ranging contribution of women in our great state and exploring pathways for future action.

For Senior Systems Engineer and Client Services Manager Cameron Brewster, working at CMTG over the last almost four years has been enjoyable and rewarding with lessons learned and growth experienced along the way.