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Article: Australian hospitals and universities need enhanced cybersecurity: online experts - published almost 3 years ago.
Content: Cybersecurity experts warn that Australia remains vulnerable to catastrophic ransomware attacks until higher levels of online protection are consistent ...
https://illinoisnewstoday.com/australian-hospitals-and-universities-need-enhanced-cybersecurity-online-experts/208869/
Published: 2021 05 22 02:16:36
Received: 2021 05 22 16:00:04
Feed: Google Alert – cybersecurity
Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: Cyber Security

Article: Panacea Infosec announces 30-40% salary increase from April; plans to increase headcount 25-35% - published almost 3 years ago.
Content: "Panacea Infosec is one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity audit firms in India with an average growth rate of 245 per cent in the past three years," ...
http://bwpeople.businessworld.in/article/Panacea-Infosec-announces-30-40-salary-increase-from-April-plans-to-increase-headcount-25-35-/22-05-2021-390530
Published: 2021 05 22 02:03:45
Received: 2021 05 22 20:00:21
Feed: Google Alert – cybersecurity
Source: Google Alert
Category: News
Topic: Cyber Security

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