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Exclusive: NSW Health denies Medusalocker data breach claims
Ransomware actor claims hack of government department, but evidence suggests no malicious activity has occurred… But ...
Western Union under the microscope of Aussie counter-terrorism funding regulator
AUSTRAC launches an investigation into Western Union over money laundering and terrorism financing risks.
CrowdStrike unveils SafeMind AI frontier models to let defenders fight fire with fire
CrowdStrike Nvidia have unveiled a new agentic AI system that pairs offensive and defensive models to identify ...
PaperCut exploitation continues to worsen as company releases third emergency patch
The print management platform used by several Australian organisations, including the University of Melbourne, is under ...
CrowdStrike, Snowflake join forces to put enterprise data to work
CrowdStrike and Snowflake are joining forces with a new collaboration designed to give security teams more context for ...
Forget about it: Data erasure rights a key feature of new draft privacy laws
The Albanese government has released a consultation paper and draft laws to tackle modern emerging risks, as well as ...
CrowdStrike brings Falcon to Google Cloud in push for multi-cloud security
The Falcon platform is now available on Google Cloud infrastructure, expanding deployment options for enterprises ...
NSW introduces new HSC rules to ‘keep pace with the rapid rise of AI in schools’
The Education Minister says the state is leading Australia with its response to the rise of AI and its impact on ...
CrowdStrike puts 50+ AI agents to work securing frontier AI
CrowdStrike has launched Falcon IQ, an agentic security platform that automates vulnerability assessment, ...
4 in 5 SMEs report being exposed to scams
Small businesses are being told to make their operations scam-proof and strengthen their cyber security posture as their ...
The industry speaks: International Women in Cyber Day 2026
Diversity may be a dirty word in some circles, but for those who know, diversity means strength, and 1 September is a ...
Are cyber insurers to blame for slow SME adoption?
SME adoption of cyber insurance is being hurt by insurers themselves, according to one underwriter.
Exclusive: Aussie app developer DigiGround investigating ransomware claims
The Qilin ransomware group listed the Sydney-based firm late last week, but the company has found no evidence of ...
Australians to gain greater control over compromised identity documents with new IDLock scheme
The Albanese government will introduce a new myGov service allowing Australians to block, unblock, and monitor the use ...
Alert! PaperCut issues emergency patches for PaperCut NG and PaperCut MF, warns active exploitation underway
The print management firm warns of two vulnerabilities in its software, with one expert calling the company’s platforms ...
Warning: OpenAI and partners warn of imminent growth of AI-powered cyber threats
The AI giant’s warning comes as, closer to home, APRA and ASIC say that “frontier AI awareness must turn to action”.
Cyber insurers change policies to cover rogue AI agents
AI agents and the dangers they present are forcing cyber insurers to re-evaluate their policies, particularly as ...
Brokers on lookout as scam activity ramps up
Brokers and banks have flagged the growing risks of scams in the mortgage sector, as Scam Week puts a spotlight on the ...
Visa expands AI security push as vulnerability remediation shifts to machine speed
Visa has expanded its AI-powered vulnerability framework and cyber security advisory services as organisations face ...
Exclusive: Sharp Motor Group confirms third-party cyber incident in wake of ransomware claims
The Tweed Heads-based car dealership is the latest Australian company targeted by the Storm ransomware group.