WhiteHawk (ASX: WHK)

Positioned as a prime target for cybercriminals due to their potential exposure to money laundering and sports corruption, one of Australia’s largest bookmakers has beefed up their cyber defence by engaging with cybersecurity provider WhiteHawk (ASX: WHK).  The engagement will see WhiteHawk provide an independent cyber audit based on non-invasive monitoring for 12-months to identify,

Big techs have been spending billions on cybersecurity, ramping up investments in 2021 when cyber crimes picked up pace. Growing cybercrime has not only weighed heavily on companies’ wallets but has also reduced users’ trust, especially when it comes to social media apps where people hold some of their most private information.  In line with

Although exchanges are more akin to the sharemarket and cryptocurrency, the application of cybersecurity as an asset is being backed by the US Government which has extended its contract with exchange operator WhiteHawk (ASX: WHK).  The deal is an Option that has been exercised by the US Federal Government following on from an earlier deal

Afraid of being hacked or cyber-compromised in some other way? If you want to be very afraid, take a look at the online sites that track the daily flows of global cyber attacks in real time (similar to a real-time map of global airline routes in the good old days when planes actually flew). For

Having successfully fulfilled various Government deals as a subcontractor, cybersecurity company WhiteHawk (ASX: WHK) is stepping up their game having won a 5-year US Federal contract as a prime supplier.  The deal is valued at USD $580,000 per annum with an additional $600,000 per annum Option available if the Government elects to increase their cybersecurity