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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Report: The advertising industry is sold on ChatGPT, but many still distrust the tech

A new report has shed light on what industries are taking the most advantage of generative AI ChatGPT.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Wed, 04 Oct 2023

Commonwealth launches Cyber Security Awareness Month 2023

The Australian Signals Directorate has unveiled the theme of this year’s Cyber Security Awareness month, alongside a raft of advice for Australian businesses navigating ...

SECURITY • Wed, 04 Oct 2023

Report: Australian companies behind the global curve on cyber security

Under-reporting, lack of budget, and small staff numbers are hobbling Australia’s ability to handle growing cyber threats, according to a new report.

SECURITY • Wed, 04 Oct 2023

US National Security Agency to stand up AI security centre

The outgoing head of the US National Security Agency has announced that the NSA will establish an artificial intelligence security centre.

SECURITY • Tue, 03 Oct 2023

Makers of MOVEit file transfer app report new flaws in its FTP software, exploitation under way

An Australian cyber security company has helped find a raft of new vulnerabilities in Progress Software’s WS_FTP Server application.

SECURITY • Tue, 03 Oct 2023

Ransomware gang posts 30GB of data it claims belongs to Victorian real estate group

The Ragnar Locker gang is claiming to have breached Network Pacific Real Estate following a failure in negotiations.

SECURITY • Tue, 03 Oct 2023

Stop the clock: War Thunder players have leaked more sensitive material

Aircraft, tanks, and now the AH-64 Apache helicopter – gamers continue to go to great and vaguely treasonous lengths to be right on the internet.

CULTURE • Fri, 29 Sep 2023

Interview: If your company’s board isn’t talking about cyber security, ‘then you need to get rid of your board’

CyberArk’s Thomas Fikentscher and Pronto Software’s Chris Dickinson talk regulations, identity management, and the tricky issue of cyber insurance. At Cyber Security ...

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Fri, 29 Sep 2023

Chinese state-sponsored hackers observed hiding in legacy Cisco routers

A raft of agencies have released a cyber security advisory warning of a threat actor with links to the People’s Republic of China targeting private and government ...

SECURITY • Fri, 29 Sep 2023

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David Hollingworth

Report: The advertising industry is sold on ChatGPT, but many still distrust the tech

Commonwealth launches Cyber Security Awareness Month 2023

Report: Australian companies behind the global curve on cyber security

US National Security Agency to stand up AI security centre

Makers of MOVEit file transfer app report new flaws in its FTP software, exploitation under way

Ransomware gang posts 30GB of data it claims belongs to Victorian real estate group

Stop the clock: War Thunder players have leaked more sensitive material

Interview: If your company’s board isn’t talking about cyber security, ‘then you need to get rid of your board’

Chinese state-sponsored hackers observed hiding in legacy Cisco routers

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