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Insikt Report – Deepfakes : I Have No Mouth, And I Must Do Crime
Intelligence company Recorded Future today released the findings of its latest deepfakes research. Titled “I Have No Mouth, And I Must Do Crime”, the report looks at how the spread of deepfake technologies, specifically through advancements in AI-based voice cloning, is pushing scams to a new level.
Shadow API Usage Surges 900%, Revealing Alarming Lack of API Visibility Among Enterprise
New Research Highlights APIs are Now a Leading Attack Vector, Posing New and Significant Threats to Organisation
Rethinking how to engage Australian directors in security budget discussions
Boards are still fractured when it comes to cybersecurity capability, skills and buy-in, but there are ways for CISOs to navigate this to keep their programs funded.
Rethinking how to engage Australian directors in security budget discussions
Boards are still fractured when it comes to cybersecurity capability, skills and buy-in, but there are ways for CISOs to navigate this to keep their programs funded.
New Research: Digital Trust Is Integral to Innovation and Resilience, But Major Gaps Threaten Business Operations and Reputations
99 percent of respondents in ANZ say digital trust is important and 84 percent say its importance will increase in five years; but a lack of training (52 percent) and leadership buy-in (52 percent) jeopardise the value it can deliver.
Three-quarters of Australian organisations concerned about threats to 5G network and security of data in motion
Thales today released the local findings of its annual Data Threat Report 2023 which shows that new techniques such as double extortion as well as the expansion of 5G networks are two drivers increasing cyber and data threats for Aussie organisations.
Recorded Future’s Monthly CVE Report Records 2,200 Cyber Vulnerabilities for April, Microsoft Still Topping the List
Australian organisations should pay attention to 15 high risk vulnerabilities across Microsoft, Apple and Google. Some of the vulnerabilities in Apple and Microsoft are being used by the Nokoya ransomware group and likely nation-state actors.
The Microsoft Azure service that had 80 vulnerabilities in one year
As the range of cloud services on offer grows, one might expect a corresponding increase in vulnerabilities - but for Microsoft, one cloud service experienced a disproportionately high number compared to others, writes James Maude, Lead Cyber Security Researcher, BeyondTrust.
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New Cyber Threat ‘Hazy Hawk’ Hijacks Major Domains – Are You At Risk?
Sydney, Australia, 21 May, 2025 - Subdomain hijacking through abandoned cloud resources is an issue that probably every major organisation has experienced, and these attacks are on the rise.
Infoblox Threat Intel has tracked some of this activity to a threat actor, dubbed Hazy Hawk, that uses hijacked domains to conduct large-scale scams and malware ...
F5 Expands Strategic Collaboration With Red Hat to Enable Scalable, Secure Enterprise AI
Solutions address key challenges in enterprise AI adoption—enabling secure model serving, scalable data movement, and real-time inference across environments
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, MAY 21, 2025 – F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in delivering and securing every app and API, today announced an expanded collaboration with Red Hat, the world’s leading ...
Macquarie Telecom Launches VeloCloud Partner Channel In Landmark Agreement
Macquarie Telecom today announced it has signed a first-of-its-kind agreement with VeloCloud to provide its SD-WAN technology to managed service providers (MSPs) across Australia.
The initial four-year agreement will be supported by an investment – worth an estimated A$30 million – by Macquarie Telecom, enabling it to offer the best ...
F5 Delivers Scalable And Secure Cloud-Native Network Functionality For AI And High-Bandwidth Applications
New F5 BIG-IP NEXT CNF 2.0 optimises apps and APIs in Kubernetes environments
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, MAY 21, 2025 – F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in delivering and securing every app and API, today unveiled F5 BIG-IP Next Cloud-Native Network Functions (CNF) 2.0, an evolved solution that significantly enhances the capabilities of the F5 ...
Extreme Networks Leads Industry With First All-in-One Networking Platform Powered by Conversational, Multimodal, And Agentic AI
Now in Limited Availability, Extreme Platform ONE helps reduce manual tasks by up to 90 percent, offering the deepest and widest network visualisation and industry’s simplest licensing
PARIS, FRANCE, EXTREME CONNECT--May 20, 2025: Extreme Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: EXTR) today launched new capabilities within Extreme Platform ONE™, now in Limited ...
GitHub Introduces Coding Agent For GitHub Copilot
At Microsoft Build 2025, GitHub introduced a new, enterprise-ready coding agent for Copilot – integrated, responsible and secured by GitHub’s control layer
Teradata Completes IRAP Assessment for VantageCloud at PROTECTED Level
Newest Assessment Applies to VantageCloud Lake on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, and Permits Teradata Cloud Offerings for Government Projects
Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud Helps Organisations Across Germany Securely Manage Critical Business Data
RDV, BGN, and Vertama among public and private organisations taking advantage of sovereign cloud capabilities to run their sensitive workloads entirely within the borders of the EU
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