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Beyond Code: Rethinking Application Security (AppSec) for the AI Era​​

Across Australia, the acceleration of AI-assisted and automated software development has created increased risk to the software supply chain. According to the 2024-25 Australian Annual Cyber Threat report, cyber incidents and malicious activity are increasing...

Quantum Security in the Router: QKD Without Additional Hardware

Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) has long been considered difficult to scale because it requires dedicated QKD appliances. A collaboration between HPE and CUbIQ Technologies now points to a way forward: QKD is integrated into the router as a pluggable module, and the keys it generates are used directly for MACsec encryption, no additional system layer required.

Australia’s Cyber Posture Needs More Than an Update

Australia’s cyber risk is no longer just a technology issue – it’s a capability gap. AI is accelerating both opportunity and exposure. The conversation about Australia’s cyber readiness can no longer focus on technology alone.

How Mythos Reshapes the Cyber Threat Landscape

Many organisations still prioritise operational speed over security hardening, particularly when systems are ‘good enough’ to meet business needs. Mythos challenges this balance by increasing the cost of complacency.

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Australia’s Cyber Posture Needs More Than an Update

Australia’s Cyber Posture Needs More Than an Update

Australia’s cyber risk is no longer just a technology issue - it’s a capability gap. AI is accelerating both opportunity and exposure. The conversation about Australia’s cyber readiness can no longer focus on technology alone. Read More

How Mythos Reshapes the Cyber Threat Landscape

How Mythos Reshapes the Cyber Threat Landscape

Many organisations still prioritise operational speed over security hardening, particularly when systems are ‘good enough’ to meet business needs. Mythos challenges this balance by increasing the cost of complacency. Read More

Cybersecurity Leaders Struggle to Turn Data Into Boardroom Decisions

Cybersecurity Leaders Struggle to Turn Data Into Boardroom Decisions

Cybersecurity leaders are sitting on more data than ever, yet many organisations remain unable to translate it into decisions that resonate at board level. The core issue is not data scarcity, but the difficulty of converting technical signals into meaningful assessments of business risk. Security teams can track alerts, incidents, throughput, and response times in detail, yet still struggle to explain what those metrics mean for actual organisational exposure. Read More

Defend the Next Cyberattack at Unprecedented Speed. Be IT a Human or an AI

Defend the Next Cyberattack at Unprecedented Speed. Be IT a Human or an AI

The next cyberattack could be human, or a human engineering an AI from the outside, or an AI engineered from the inside. It could be a zero-day attack or a known weakness that was never ... Read More

Defend the Next Cyberattack at Unprecedented Speed. Be IT a Human or an AI

Defend the Next Cyberattack at Unprecedented Speed. Be IT a Human or an AI

The next cyberattack could be human, or a human engineering an AI from the outside, or an AI engineered from the inside. It could be a zero-day attack or a known weakness that was never mitigated. It could be a cyberattack, a collective, a lone warrior, or a disgruntled employee. It does not matter. What really matters is whether you were ready to face this onslaught. Or did you assume you would not be attacked, or did you find the effort too overwhelming or too complicated? Should the next cyberattack happen, there should be only one thought that you need to think about. The Advent of Mythos The era of treating ... Read More

Fragile or Future-ready? The Decisions Shaping Australia’s AI Ambitions

Fragile or Future-ready? The Decisions Shaping Australia’s AI Ambitions

Introduction Senior data leaders are being asked to navigate a level of complexity that feels new, even by recent standards. Across Australia, organisations are under pressure to turn AI ambition into real outcomes, often while working with fragile data foundations that were never designed for this level of demand. Other factors compound that pressure. Economic conditions remain uncertain, budgets are under scrutiny, supply chains continue to shift, and expectations from shareholders, customers and employees continue to rise.  At the same time, timelines are shrinking, with leaders expected to deliver results faster than ... Read More

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