Corporate governance is on the brink of a major transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI), which is already reshaping the way organisations operate. As we move deeper into the Fifth Industrial Revolution, AI is no longer a distant concept, but a central force that has fundamentally altered how companies are making strategic decisions, managing risks, and ensuring compliance.
In a recent Cisco Live session in Melbourne, Cisco's Jeetu Patel, Executive Vice President & Chief Product Officer, shed light on the company's significant announcements ...
The Cybersecurity Strategy 2023-2030 (the Strategy) is Australia's blueprint for cyber-safety by 2030, with three horizons to get there. The Action Plan for the first horizon ...
The cybersecurity sector is at a crossroads, grappling with what can only be described as an existential crisis. The gap in cybersecurity skills has grown to alarming ...
A class action lawsuit has been filed against the telecommunications company Optus by former and current customers whose personal information was exposed in a data breach. ...
Over 2023, weโve seen what I like to call the โverticalisation of cybersecurityโ taking effect, in that cybersecurity has finally taken centre stage in business discussions. ...
Reflecting on the past year, we've witnessed a notable transformation in how organisations perceive and prioritise their cybersecurity strategies, largely driven by evolving ...
Combining Laceworkโs leading cloud-native application protection platform with the Fortinet Security Fabric delivers unmatched visibility and protection across multi-cloud ...
AUSCERT'S new TTX service enables organisations of all sizes to focus on critical aspects of cyber incident response, business continuity and crisis management and uplift ...
Tesserent highlights significant pivot from NIST on password advice โ Australian businesses, public sector and consumers advised not to bother with complex passwords
New Cloudflare survey reveals 87% of cybersecurity leaders are concerned about AI increasing the sophistication and severity of data breaches
Sydney, Australia, October 8, ...
Canberra, 9 October 2024ย โ Over 94,000 cybercrime incidents were reported in Australia last financial year. Equivalent to one every six minutes and with the Australian ...
