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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Charles Sturt Uni’s new AgriTwins program combines cyber security and agriculture

Charles Sturt University’s new program aims to address agricultural challenges when it comes to AI adoption and security.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Tue, 06 Feb 2024

Interview: Does APRA’s attitude to cyber security get the job done?

Yakir Golan, co-founder and chief executive of risk quantification outfit Kovrr, talks about materiality, risk appetite, and what APRA can do to get its message across.

SECURITY • Tue, 06 Feb 2024

Report: Burnout is rife among Australian cyber security professionals

Almost half of security workers feel that burnout is stopping them from doing a better job keeping their organisations safe.

CULTURE • Tue, 06 Feb 2024

Deepfakers cost Hong Kong company US$25.5m

Scammers fake a business meeting and impersonate the chief financial officer to trick a company employee.

SECURITY • Tue, 06 Feb 2024

Safer Internet Day 2024 – top tips from the experts

Every day is a good day to stay safe online, but today’s a good excuse to start a conversation on internet safety.

CULTURE • Mon, 05 Feb 2024

A fleet of drones is being deployed to monitor NSW traffic

NSW government reveals drone-powered plan to tackle traffic congestion and accident management.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Mon, 05 Feb 2024

CIA hacker behind Vault 7 leak gets 40-year prison sentence

Ex-programmer Joshua Schulte receives a multi-decade sentence for leaking spy agency’s cyber espionage activities, as well as sex crime charges.

SECURITY • Mon, 05 Feb 2024

Genesis Motors Isuzu UTE hit by Trigona ransomware attack

Employee details and medical records were shared as proof of hack of a Victorian car dealership.

SECURITY • Mon, 05 Feb 2024

AnyDesk credentials on sale in the wake of security advisory

Tens of thousands of individual and enterprise-level AnyDesk customer details were recently posted for sale on a Russian-language hacking forum.

SECURITY • Mon, 05 Feb 2024

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David Hollingworth

Charles Sturt Uni’s new AgriTwins program combines cyber security and agriculture

Interview: Does APRA’s attitude to cyber security get the job done?

Report: Burnout is rife among Australian cyber security professionals

Deepfakers cost Hong Kong company US$25.5m

Safer Internet Day 2024 – top tips from the experts

A fleet of drones is being deployed to monitor NSW traffic

CIA hacker behind Vault 7 leak gets 40-year prison sentence

Genesis Motors Isuzu UTE hit by Trigona ransomware attack

AnyDesk credentials on sale in the wake of security advisory

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