The discovery of another ransomware virus, Petya, on top of the recent ‘WannaCry’ virus has highlighted the vulnerability of critical information and the importance of taking steps to protect your data. The latest strain of the Petya ransomware started propagating on June 27th, infecting many organisations. Similar to WannaCry, Petya uses the Eternal Blue exploit as one […]
Uniting Church Schools to Benefit from Unique Cybersafety Technology
CyberHound is pleased to announce its support for Uniting Church in Australia (Queensland Synod) in a partnership that will help deliver enhanced
Using Social Media as a Tool for Learning
There are ways social media is being used as part of the curriculum to help students learn says an Associate Professor from the University of Melbourne.
Cyber Bullying more Concerning than Playground Bullying
With over half the of Aussie parents allowing children to access the internet before the age of 11, cyber bullying is becoming an increasingly concerning possibility for kids.
Only 39% of companies have a formal BYOD policy
More and more workers today are bringing their personal devices such as laptops, mobile phones and tablets to the office to use for work.
Supporting the Australian Principals’ Federation
Last week CyberHound Director of Marketing and Communications, Tony Dempsey, had the privilege to attend and present at the Australian Principals’ Federation (APF) AGM Event in Melbourne on Thursday 13 October.
What Would You Do?
Imagine you’re a Principal at a large school. The ICT Manager rushes into your office in a panicked state…
Pain. Risk. Failure.
Pain. Risk. Failure. The 3 things we need to protect children from… Or do we?