Industries with the most Cyber breaches

INDUSTRIES WITH THE MOST CYBER BREACHES

Did you know that the Finance and the Legal, Accounting and Management services industries both sit within the top three positions when it comes to the highest amount of cyber breaches according to the OAIC?

Health has the most breaches, at 83, followed by finance (56), legal, accounting & management services (51), personal services (36) and education (32).

According to the ASCS, some of the most common cyber threats are listed below:

  • Cryptomining
  • Data spill
  • Denial of Service
  • Hacking
  • Identity theft
  • Malicious insiders
  • Malware
  • Phishing – scam emails
  • Ransomware
  • Scams
  • Web shell malware

Is your business protected in the event of a Cyber breach?

For more information on any of the above, or to ensure your business is adequately protected, please reach out to your WSIB Account Manager or contact the office on (02) 9587 3500 or theteam@wsib.com.au. Alternatively you can click the link below.

NSW iCare Update

NSW IcARE UPDATE

iCare launches open market tender for claims and injury management services.

This tender is for the procurement of claims and injury management services for the NSW Nominal Insurer workers compensation scheme.

This tender process follows the final 12-month extension to icare’s existing provider contracts ensuring stability as the tender process gets underway. Service providers who are successful will begin on 1 January 2023.

Freeze announced on eligible employers moving between claim service providers

icare has announced it will introduce a six-month freeze on employers moving between claim service providers (CSPs) while it finalises the open market tender for new CSPs.

For employers currently eligible to move between providers, the freeze will begin on 15 July 2022 and end on 1 January 2023 when the successful tenderers for claims management services are to begin operations.

By making this change, icare believes the freeze will minimise potential disruption over this transition period to the new claims model.

For more information on any of the above, please reach out to your WSIB Account Executive or contact the office on (02) 9587 3500 or theteam@wsib.com.au. Alternatively you can click the link below.