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Lufthansa to replace 4,000 staff with AI by 2030
German airline giant Lufthansa Group is set to axe 4,000 staff by 2030 to make way for artificial intelligence to take ...
Industry body opens consultation on review of Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation
Not-for-profit DIGI, which represents digital industry giants such as Google and Meta, has opened a consultation to ...
Federal government begins search for Cyber Incident Review Board members
The Australian government is currently on the hunt for members to form the Cyber Incident Review Board, an independent ...
US cyber agency adds 5 known exploited vulnerabilities to its KEV catalogue
Cisco IOS, Fortra GoAnywhere, and open-source database manager Adminer all make the cut in the latest CISA KEV update.
Not the beer! Asahi discloses cyber attack
Japanese brewing giant Asahi says no personal data was lost, but Japanese service operations are suspended.
Australian Clinical Labs agrees to $5.8m penalty in relation to 2022 Medlab Pathology hack
ACL will contribute $400,000 towards the Australian Information Commissioner’s legal costs.
UK government to grant Jaguar Land Rover £1.5bn cyber loan
The UK government has granted Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) a £1.5 billion safety loan to keep it afloat as it deals with the ...
YouTube Music trials AI hosts for music streaming
YouTube is trialling agentic AI hosts on its music streaming services, which will provide commentary, trivia, and other ...
Interpol-coordinated anti-scam operation leads to 260 arrests throughout Africa
Operation Contender 3.0 saw law enforcement agencies tackle scammers across 14 countries in July and August.
Unrepentant hackers target children, parents in UK childcare hack
The Radiant ransomware group has threatened to publish the personal data of more than 8,000 kids in a data breach of the ...
Jaguar Land Rover says some systems restored following cyber attack
Britain’s largest car manufacturer, Jaguar Land Rover, has announced the beginning of its cyber recovery, with its ...
Supply chain risk: Understanding the weakest link in cyber security
For CISOs, managing supply chain risk is no longer a compliance exercise – it’s a core pillar of resilience.
Penny Wong warns UN Security Council of the dangers of mixing AI with nuclear weapons
Australia’s Foreign Minister riffs on artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and the “collapse of truth altogether” in a ...
Qld’s AI cameras failed to make ethical checks
The Queensland transport authority has failed to ethically manage risks generated through the use of AI-powered image ...
Volvo North America confirms third-party data breach
Car maker informs employees of compromised personal data following ransomware attack on human resources software firm ...
Act now! ACSC, CISA warn of active exploitation of Cisco firewalls
Aussie cyber agency warns of “targeting of multiple vulnerabilities within Australia” as Cisco says active exploitation ...
Australian NFP sector faces 59% increase in ransomware activity
In light of the increased threat of cyber crime, NFPs are training to protect themselves using interactive cyber attack ...
Cisco’s Splunk partners with the Australian Signals Directorate to boost threat intel sharing
The ASD’s Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing to integrate with Splunk Enterprise Security for enhanced public sector ...
Op-Ed: Software’s agentic future is less than 3 years away – Australia’s CISOs can start securing it now
The agentic AI clock is already ticking, but now is the perfect opportunity for Australian organisations to get ahead of ...
Collins Aerospace hack: Suspect arrested and RTX files Form 8-K
The UK’s National Crime Agency reports arrest of a man in his 40s as Collins Aerospace owner RTX informs SEC of cyber ...