Recap of the “Active Attacks: What We Must Do Now” Webinar Events - Risk 2 Solution Group | Published 18 April 2024 In an insightful and urgent response to recent violent incidents in Sydney, Risk 2 Solution successfully hosted a webinar titled "Active Attacks: What We Must Do Now" on 17 April
Mind Your NQRs: Strengthening Intuition Through Non-Judgmental ObservationAt Risk 2 Solution, we know that personal safety begins with situational awareness. The challenge, however, lies in understanding what to look for and how to respond once something doesn’t feel right.Simply telling people to “be more aware” isn’t enough. Awareness without context can leave even the most
Risk 2 Solution Recognised as a Finalist at the 2019 OSPAs and ASIAL AwardsRisk 2 Solution is proud and humbled to have been named among the final three for both an Outstanding Security Performance Award (OSPA) and the ASIAL Award for Excellence this year.While we didn’t take home the trophy on this occasion, it was
Risk 2 Solution at the Protective Security in Government Conference 2019Risk 2 Solution was proud to once again be part of the Protective Security in Government (PSG) Conference, organised and hosted by the Australian Security Research Centre (ASRC) in Canberra, ACT.This year, our Group CEO, Dr Gav Schneider, had the privilege of serving as the
Webinar Recap: "Unpacking Safety and Security Insights from the Attempted Trump Assassination" Events - Risk 2 Solution Group | Published 19 July 2024 In an essential session on safety and security, our webinar titled "Unpacking Safety and Security Insights from the Attempted Trump Assassination" offered deep insights into a crucial
Unpacking the CrowdStrike Outage: Business Continuity and Human Factors Events - Risk 2 Solution Group | Published 26 July 2024 Risk 2 Solution's webinar, "Unpacking the CrowdStrike Outage: Business Continuity and Human Factors", dissected the recent CrowdStrike incident from multiple expert perspectives. This session, moderated by Dave Cohen, Deputy CEO
Written by Dr Gavriel (Gav) Schneider CCRO, CPP, FISRM, ChFInstP. The need to protect and secure assets, information and people is not a new notion. However, the need to address fast evolving threats, targeting interdependent assets in a complex world, makes the challenge more difficult than ever. In his 2023 threat update briefing Mike
An engaged workforce is undoubtedly the strongest layer in a cyber defence strategy. In the battle of usability vs security, usability will always win, unless the individual 'why' is connected to the organisational 'why'.
It’s security. It’s culture. It’s the vibe, and uh, that’s it, it’s the vibe! ‘We have such a great culture at our office.’ are words which could mean so many different things to different people. When “culture” takes on different meanings to different people, cultural change becomes highly prone to failure. If nobody bothers
Why a 'wait and see' approach may prove disastrous for Australia. Earlier this month, Australian security researcher Sick Codes hacked a John Deere 4240 display and installed the vintage 1990s video game DOOM.
