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Super Fund Hacks: Are We Seeing Warning Signs or the Full Crisis?
Australia faces another significant cybersecurity breach, this time targeting superannuation funds managing trillions in retirement savings. This attack highlights a severe erosion of public trust and underscores the gap between Australia's ambitious cybersecurity goals and actual readiness. Discover how lax security protocols, regulatory shortcomings, ...
Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Vet to Vendor Visionary
Tech giant, Microsoft, is heavily focused on building long-term trust with customers and re-establishing how cybersecurity leaders engage with the company. Mick Dunne, Chief Security Adviser for Asia Pacific at Microsoft, shared insights into the newly established Customer Security Officer (CSO) team, a strategic initiative.
Dunne, who transitioned ...
How Organisations Can Achieve Secure-By-Design by 2030
Secure-by-design is no longer a futuristic ideal - it is an imperative for organisations aiming to fortify their cybersecurity defences by 2030. Achieving this transformation requires leadership commitment, developer education, and a shift in corporate culture.
Teachers Need to Focus on Teaching – AI’s Role in Classrooms
At the Microsoft AI Tour 2024, Leigh Williams, Chief Information Officer and IT Executive at Brisbane Catholic Education, shared her opinion on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the education arena. From reducing administrative burdens on teachers to enabling hyper-personalised learning, AI is assisting the way students engage with their ...
AI Is No Longer an Option – It’s Essential According to the AFP
Introduction
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) shared at the Microsoft AI Tour 2024, how artificial intelligence (AI) is remoulding crime prevention, particularly in handling large amounts of data and countering cyber threats. Ben Lamont, Chief Data Officer at AFP, and Helen Schneider, leader of the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation ...
The New Secure Communications Realities for Governments
With the security of messaging apps once again in question, find out everything you need to know about ensuring the highest levels of security for high-stakes government communications. Only one solution is certified to meet all the requirements for modern, government-grade communications security: BlackBerry® SecuSUITE® from BlackBerry Secure Communications.
RedCurl’s Ransomware Debut
Introduction
This research, conducted by Bitdefender Labs, presents the first documented analysis of a ransomware campaign attributed to the RedCurl group (also known as Earth Kapre or Red Wolf). RedCurl has historically maintained a low profile, relying heavily on Living-off-the-Land (LOTL) techniques for corporate cyberespionage and data ...
Countering Pockets of Resistance to Cybersecurity Action
The real issue today for cybersecurity leaders is understanding and navigating the complexity and broader challenges of user adoption and resistance, bringing some key strategies to limit resistance to bear. In this way, the rate of adoption versus resistance can become a measure of success of the project, not an inhibitor to it.
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Sharon AI & Cisco Launch Australia’s First Cisco Secure AI Factory With NVIDIA
Cisco and Sharon AI launch Australia’s first Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA, providing secure, high-performance AI infrastructure with all data processing remaining in the country | Powered by 1024 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs, Cisco’s UCS servers and Nexus Hyperfabric technology, it supports Australia’s National AI Plan and accelerates enterprise ...
Akamai Secures Critical Infrastructure With Agentless Zero Trust Segmentation Powered by NVIDIA
Akamai Guardicore Segmentation and NVIDIA BlueField integration ends the long-standing trade-off between advanced security and system performance for energy, manufacturing, and transportation sectors
Tenable Research Reveals Growing AI Exposure Gap Fuelled by Supply Chain Risks and Lack of Identity Controls
Tenable report finds 86% of organisations have installed third-party code packages with critical-severity vulnerabilities; 65% expose high-value assets through forgotten cloud credentials
KBI.Media Engaged to Deliver Executive Interview Coverage at Atmos SPHERE 2026
Sydney, Australia Feb 23rd - KBI.Media has been engaged to provide on-site podcast interview coverage for Atmos SPHERE 2026. SPHERE 2026, hosted by Atmos, Australia and New Zealand’s leading legal and advisory firm, is the flagship cyber security forum being held on Thursday the 5th of March 2026, in Sydney, Australia. The event brings together senior ...
Nozomi Networks Labs Report Finds Healthcare Services the Most Targeted Industry in Australia
The latest Nozomi Networks Labs OT & IoT Security Report released today finds healthcare services was the most targeted industry in Australia, followed by manufacturing. During the second half of last year, threat actors increased their usage of generative AI in their activity, attacks against companies in English-speaking countries are increasing ...
DataDog Announces DASH 2026 AI and Observability Conference
Datadog has announced that registration is open for DASH, the company’s ninth annual global conference. DASH brings together builders, engineers, security leaders, and technology decision-makers to explore how observability and security are evolving in an era of increasingly complex, AI-driven systems. The event will take place June 9–10, 2026, at the ...
CrowdStrike and Qualtrics Extend Security for Customer and Employee Experience Programs With New Integration
CrowdStrike and Qualtrics have announced a new integration that brings enterprise-grade SaaS security directly into customer and employee experience programs.
Barracuda Found That 90% of Ransomware Incidents Exploit Firewalls
90% of Ransomware Incidents Exploit Firewalls | New Barracuda Report Shows How Attackers Target Organisations and The Security Gaps Increasing Risk
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