David Hollingworth

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David Hollingworth has been writing about technology for over 20 years, and has worked for a range of print and online titles in his career. He is enjoying getting to grips with cyber security, especially when it lets him talk about Lego.

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Three-quarters of Aussie businesses expect to face a cyber breach in 2025

A new report on the “resilience factor” of Australian businesses has revealed that many are not ready for the inevitable regarding cyber security.

SECURITY • Tue, 04 Mar 2025

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Continuous monitoring and transparency essential to the ethical use of AI

As Australian businesses and government agencies continue to adopt AI tools to ease workflows and boost productivity, risks do remain – but they are not insurmountable

TECH • Tue, 04 Mar 2025

Customers value brand trust when it comes to cyber security, according to AUSCERT boss

Cyber security reliability is becoming a foundational part of many brands’ value offerings, but how incidents are reported matters just as much, according to Dr Ivano ...

SECURITY • Tue, 04 Mar 2025

CISA claps back over reports it is going soft on Russia

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has said there has been “no change” in its posture regarding Russian cyber threats.

SECURITY • Tue, 04 Mar 2025

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US Cyber Command told to ‘stand down’ operations involving Russia

The United States Secretary of Defense reportedly told Cyber Command to cease all planning and offensive cyber operations against Russia as part of a shift closer to ...

SECURITY • Mon, 03 Mar 2025

2 Australians arrested over AI-generated child abuse material allegations

The two were charged as part of a global law enforcement operation that saw 25 people arrested from 19 countries.

SECURITY • Mon, 03 Mar 2025

Digital platforms to face fines up to $50m for failing to restrict harmful content

New codes submitted to the eSafety Commissioner last week are designed to protect children from several forms of harmful content, including pornography and violent ...

CULTURE • Mon, 03 Mar 2025

Exclusive: Hudson Gavin Martin confirms cyber incident following RansomHub listing

The Auckland-based law firm Hudson Gavin Martin has confirmed it was the victim of a cyber attack after being listed as a victim on the darknet leak site of the RansomHub ...

SECURITY • Fri, 28 Feb 2025

Exclusive: Kiwi car dealership Tristram European listed by DragonForce ransomware

Hackers claim to have stolen and published more than 30 gigabytes of data from Auckland-based Volkswagen, Skoda, and MG-focused dealership.

SECURITY • Fri, 28 Feb 2025

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David Hollingworth

Three-quarters of Aussie businesses expect to face a cyber breach in 2025

Continuous monitoring and transparency essential to the ethical use of AI

Customers value brand trust when it comes to cyber security, according to AUSCERT boss

CISA claps back over reports it is going soft on Russia

US Cyber Command told to ‘stand down’ operations involving Russia

2 Australians arrested over AI-generated child abuse material allegations

Digital platforms to face fines up to $50m for failing to restrict harmful content

Exclusive: Hudson Gavin Martin confirms cyber incident following RansomHub listing

Exclusive: Kiwi car dealership Tristram European listed by DragonForce ransomware

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