The exposure of your workers, customers, and clients to COVID-19 is a foreseeable risk that must be assessed and managed in the context of your operating environment.

Should you have a COVID-19 outbreak at your premises, you may need to demonstrate that you have taken adequate steps to protect their health and safety

We’ve all seen the impact that COVID has been having on individuals and organisations around the globe, and as Australia starts to emerge from lockdown, now is the time for organisations to put measures in place to improve their resilience.

For most organisations, there are steps that you can take now to improve your resilience and reduce the impact if one of your team contracts COVID or comes into contact with someone who tests positive.

Back when they were common place, I recall going into my local bait and tackle store and seeing a display of fishing lures on the counter touting some super power or other that would almost guarantee you’d catch more fish. I asked Steve, the shop owner who I’d known for some years his opinion, and his reply has remained with me ever since.

“You know what Simon, some lures are designed to catch fish, others are designed to catch fishermen. This one is designed to catch fishermen.”

With Cyber attacks on CCTV systems making news headlines on a weekly basis of late, there is a good deal of concern and uncertainty about how at risk these systems are, as well as why they are being attacked. In this article, we take a closer look at some of these attacks; how they are carried out, the likely motivations behind them.