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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State of emergency: Healthcare organisations must step up their cyber security posture

Increasing attacks against hospitals, clinics, and medical centres show that cyber criminals will gladly leverage critical patient data for financial gain.

SECURITY • Thu, 06 Mar 2025

The industry speaks: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025

With attacks on the importance of workplace diversity on the rise, it’s more important than ever to celebrate the pioneering women in the tech sector and help get more ...

SECURITY • Thu, 06 Mar 2025

Amazon’s Starlink rival ‘to replace NBN satellites’

NBN is set to replace its beleaguered geostationary satellites with Amazon’s rival service to Starlink, according to reports.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION • Wed, 05 Mar 2025

Exclusive: Sydney-based tour agency listed by KillSec ransomware gang

Hackers claim to have exfiltrated data – including scans of valid passports – from Australian company Wendy Wu Tours.

SECURITY • Wed, 05 Mar 2025

Interview: Raj Samani – ‘The first thing companies should do is have a ransomware policy’

We recently sat down for a candid chat with Rapid7’s chief scientist about cyber crime, ransom negotiations, and why cyber criminals cannot be trusted.

SECURITY • Wed, 05 Mar 2025

Genea fertility clinic data published by Termite ransomware gang

Australian fertility clinic Genea confirms that patient data stolen by hackers has been published on the darknet, as an AFP investigation is underway.

SECURITY • Wed, 05 Mar 2025

Broadcom reports multiple actively exploited zero-days in several VMware ESXi products

Network infrastructure giant Broadcom has released updates addressing critical vulnerabilities in VMware ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion products.

SECURITY • Wed, 05 Mar 2025

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

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David Hollingworth

State of emergency: Healthcare organisations must step up their cyber security posture

The industry speaks: Celebrating International Women’s Day 2025

Amazon’s Starlink rival ‘to replace NBN satellites’

Exclusive: Sydney-based tour agency listed by KillSec ransomware gang

Interview: Raj Samani – ‘The first thing companies should do is have a ransomware policy’

Genea fertility clinic data published by Termite ransomware gang

Broadcom reports multiple actively exploited zero-days in several VMware ESXi products

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

Continuous monitoring and transparency essential to the ethical use of AI

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