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To ban or not to ban social media is not the right question: Opinion

Nov 25, 2024 | educationreview.com.au | Jacqueline Jayne

Home | Opinion | To ban or not to ban social media is not the right question: Opinion in Opinion, Techguide, Top Stories The recent discourse around banning social media platforms – particularly those that allegedly pose risks to privacy, national security and mental health – has escalated to a fever pitch. Please login below to view content or subscribe now. Username or Email: Password: Remember Me...
why banning under-16 kids from social media might do more harm than good

Nov 21, 2024 | afr.com | Jacqueline Jayne

As a cybersecurity professional and mother of an 18-year-old son, I am against the proposed social media bans. Some people of a certain age are ignorant of how social media has embedded itself into our kids’ daily lives. They don’t text or talk to each other on their mobile in the traditional way; they message each other or use the video call function on apps. Loading...
Op-Ed: With social media, you can't fence the ocean

Sep 10, 2024 | cyberdaily.au | Jacqueline Jayne

In May 2024, the SA government sought to ban social media for children under 14 and require parental consent for those 14 and 15 years of age. Shortly after, there was a push for a national ban on social media use by children under 16. Now, with a 276-page report released this month, South Australia has relaunched its efforts with a plan to ban social media use for children under 14 and parental consent for 15-year-olds.
Are you starting a side hustle? Read this first

Jun 25, 2024 | flyingsolo.com.au | Melisa Sloan |Adam Stewart |Justine mclean |Jacqueline Jayne

Today, many people are starting a side hustle, either to generate more income or to test the waters on something they would like to turn into a full-time business. If you are on the sidelines thinking about whether a side hustle is right for you, Melisa Sloan says there are some things to consider. Do something you enjoyYou are going to be spending an inordinate amount of time on your hustle so make sure it is something that you love and you are passionate about.
8 quick money-making wins for your business

Jun 23, 2024 | flyingsolo.com.au | Justine mclean |Jacqueline Jayne |Charlotte Blair |Mark Chapman

If your business bank account looks a little sad, could you be doing something different to give it a boost? Justine McLean shares her top tips to get your cash flow moving again.
How to protect your business from scammers this tax time

Jun 23, 2024 | flyingsolo.com.au | Jacqueline Jayne |Charlotte Blair |Mark Chapman |Simon Jones

Tax season is here again, and with it the inevitable rise in scam attempts. For cyber criminals, this is the perfect time to exploit the confusion and urgency that often accompanies tax filings. cyber security expert Jacqueline Jayne shares how to keep your business secure. Every year, as we get closer to EOFY, scammers dust off their well-worn playbook, updating it with new tricks to outsmart even the most tech-savvy individuals.
The ultimate guide to protect your business from scammers this tax time

Jun 17, 2024 | kochiesbusinessbuilders.com.au | Jacqueline Jayne

Tax season is here again, and with it the inevitable rise in scam attempts. For cyber criminals, this is the perfect time to exploit the confusion and urgency that often accompanies tax filings. cyber security expert Jacqueline Jayne shares how to keep your business secure. Every year, as we get closer to EOFY, scammers dust off their well-worn playbook, updating it with new tricks to outsmart even the most tech-savvy individuals.
FAQ: What to do if you are caught in a data breach

Sep 13, 2023 | cybersecurityconnect.com.au | Jacqueline Jayne |David Hollingworth

With data breaches now affecting Australians on practically a weekly – if not daily – basis, it’s hard for many people caught up in them to know what to do. How do you even check that you’re affected when companies themselves can take days or even weeks to confirm a breach? If you are affected, what do you do next? Who can you contact for assistance in what is often a traumatic time?
Examining password managers after LastPass breach

May 30, 2023 | dynamicbusiness.com | Jacqueline Jayne

Unsurprisingly given the high-value data available, malware is starting to target password managers more often and in February this year, LastPass announced it suffered a data breach. So, what does that mean for users? Should we still use password managers? The password manager global market value was calculated as under $2B in 2022 but expected to be a $6B-$7.8B market in the coming years.