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Beyond Cleanup: Why Executive Cyber Literacy Is Australia’s Missing Link
Introduction
“The adversary doesn’t need a new attack vector, just an old weakness you never fixed.”
Over the past 12 months, Australia has experienced a surge of high-profile cyberattacks impacting industries such as aviation, superannuation, and higher education. While each incident is individually significant, together they reveal a deeper issue, ...
The Hidden Cost of Technology Evolution
Enterprise technology is often defined by speed, new platforms, and better systems. But for Matt Watts, a Data Expert, the space’s obsession with what’s next has created a blind spot. Behind every step forward lies obsolete systems, forgotten data, and unfinished ideas powering on in limbo. As the pace accelerates, so does the urgency to rethink how we ...
From Zero To Stack
Recently on the DevSecOops podcast, hosts Tom Walker and Scott Fletcher explored what it takes to build a modern IT environment from scratch. The pair discussed the tools that work, the ones that don’t, and how decisions should be based on people.
The conversation kicked off with a topic that’s top of mind for many: virtualisation in a post-VMware ...
LinkedIn DMs are not a Business Continuity Plan
According to recent research conducted by Semperis, there’s a genuine gap between feeling prepared and actually being prepared when an incident hits. And when the lights go out those plans often burn as quickly as the crisis. Courtney Guss, Director of Crisis Response at Semperis, spoke about corporate preparedness or lack thereof. 97% of companies ...
The Countdown to Quantum Has Begun
How New Certificate Lifecycle Standards Are Set to Prepare the Business Landscape for a Quantum Ready Future
Five Telecom Habits Of Smart Small Businesses
Introduction
Small businesses often grow quickly, but if their telecommunications setup doesn’t support this growth, productivity and service can suffer. With a few strategic habits, SMEs can avoid tech growing pains. Here are the top telecom habits that the savviest Australian small businesses adopt early on.
Consolidate Where It Makes Sense
It’s ...
Tool Sprawl a Silent Sabotage?
Sunny Rao, SVP Asia Pacific at JFrog recently cites how Australia and New Zealand tech leaders are confronting their own ‘broken’ software supply chains.
Ask an enterprise security leader what really keeps them up at night, and the answer is rarely that easy, unfortunately. For Rao, the narrative isn’t one of failure, but the evolution.
“We are ...
Rethinking The Office Phone: Why Cloud PBX Is The Future For SMBs
Overview
For many small to medium-sized enterprises (SMBs), the office phone system can be treated as a set-and-forget utility. Yet business needs have changed, particularly with the advent of hybrid work and rising customer service expectations, and traditional phone setups are starting to show their age. Cloud-based PBX (Private Branch Exchange) ...
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In The News
GitHub Evolves Platform Into Agent HQ As Developer Growth Hits Record Highs
Sydney, 29 October 2025 — At GitHub Universe 2025, GitHub announced Agent HQ—its vision for the next evolution of its platform. Agent HQ transforms GitHub into an open ecosystem that unites every agent on a single platform. Over the coming months, coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cognition, xAI, and more, will become available directly ...
GitHub Reveals Australian Growth Data and Developer Insights
Over 2 million Aussies are now coding software, as AI lowers barriers to entry worldwide
Trend Micro Awards Over USD$1,000,000 to Ethical Hackers
Participants at Pwn2Own Ireland discovered scores of zero-day vulnerabilities
Organisations That Delay Responding to Email Breaches are 79% More Likely to Suffer a Ransomware Hit
· New research shows 76% of Australian respondents experienced an email security breach in the previous 12 months · The average cost of recovering from a single email security breach in Australia exceeds $280,000 USD (approx. $430,000 AUD). · Smaller companies are hit hardest with recovery costs of nearly $2,000 USD per employee
Nozomi Networks Innovates to Automate Cybersecurity Defences for Critical Infrastructure
Nozomi Networks Inc., the leader in OT, IoT and CPS security today announced the industry’s first cybersecurity solution to safely automate threat responses in operational environments. With the latest release of Nozomi Arc, users gain robust, automated threat prevention capabilities for OT endpoints.
First launched in 2023, Nozomi Arc is the ...
Trend Micro Launches End-to-End Protection for Agentic AI Systems with NVIDIA
Extends Agentic AI Safety from infrastructure to application with agentless EDR and integrated guardrails to secure next-generation AI factories
Check Point Redefines AI Security for Enterprises with AI Cloud Protect Powered by NVIDIA BlueField
Redwood City, CA – October 28, 2025 – Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), a pioneer and global leader of cyber security solutions, today announced it is working with NVIDIA to deliver an integrated security solution built for AI factories. AI Cloud Protect is now available for on-premises enterprise deployments to secure AI model ...
CrowdStrike and NVIDIA Redefine Cybersecurity with Always-On AI Agents Protecting the Nation’s Digital Infrastructure
Always-on agents built with CrowdStrike Charlotte AI AgentWorks and integrated with NVIDIA Nemotron and NVIDIA NIM microservices will enable real-time threat detection and response across cloud, data center, and edge environments
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