Security
iHeartMedia data breach exposes personal data
The largest owner of radio stations in the US has disclosed a cyber attack that led to personal data being exposed.
Cyber war on UK retailers continues with third victim
Major UK luxury department store Harrods has become the third British retailer to have suffered a cyber attack in the ...
Op-Ed: Addressing systemic security flaws in modern software development
Security frustrations are often attributed to cultural shortcomings; however, this perspective neglects the fundamental ...
ANZ becomes first Australian bank to introduce passwordless online banking
Passwordless web access is now available for customers of the ANZ Plus digital banking platform.
Machine identities surge, but Aussie businesses left at risk of falling behind on security
A new report reveals that the expansion of purely digital identities is driving an expansion of attack surfaces, opening ...
Exclusive: Aussie steel subcontractor Watkins Steel confirms Akira ransomware attack
Hackers claim to have stolen almost 20 gigabytes of data from a Brisbane-based steel industry firm.
Meta’s standalone ChatGPT rival uses your social media data
Meta has launched a rival standalone chatbot to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, allowing users to access the Meta AI app outside of ...
Second major UK retailer suffers cyber attack
Following in the footsteps of UK retailer Marks Spencer (M S), a second major British retailer has suffered a ...
Exclusive: Popular Fijian hardware store listed by Qilin ransomware
Hackers claim to have stolen from R.C. Manubhai, including senior employee passport scans, salary and loan data, and ...
Penten and Amiosec merge to form mobile secure communications firm PentenAmio
The Australian and British firms have completed their merger to provide improved cyber defence offerings with sovereign ...
The industry speaks: World Password Day 2025
World Password Day is 1 May, but this year, is the idea of going truly passwordless come of age? See what our selection ...
South Korea restores download access to DeepSeek
South Korea is once again allowing Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek to be downloaded locally after a two-month break.
Australian super funds remain vulnerable to email-based fraud
New research reveals that more than half of Australian super funds lack basic cyber security measures to protect their ...