Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative force in the realm of cybersecurity, playing a pivotal role in augmenting defence mechanisms against evolving cyber threats. AI technologies, such as machine learning and deep learning algorithms, empower cybersecurity systems to analyse vast amounts of data, detect patterns, and identify anomalies indicative of potential security incidents. These systems can enhance threat detection, automate response actions, and adapt to emerging attack vectors in real-time. AI is also instrumental in developing predictive analytics for anticipating and mitigating cyber threats before they manifest.
Australia’s corporate leaders are sleepwalking into a technology blind spot that will cost them dearly. Shadow AI is already entrenched in workplaces, and boards that treat it as a side issue are making the same mistake they made a decade ago with shadow IT and cloud adoption. Back then, companies allowed employees to use unapproved cloud apps because they seemed harmless. The result? Exposed data, regulatory failures, and an entire new category of cyber risk.
The threats posed by AI are distinct in many ways from those that target user identity, software code, or business data. While traditional cybersecurity risks often focus on ...
With AI reshaping industries at unprecedented rates, findings from the 2024 CISCO Live Report suggest Australian companies are trailing, with only four percent ready to ...
The convergence of Quantum Computing, AI, Blockchain, and Cybersecurity is redefining the technological landscape. These interconnected innovations are revolutionizing ...
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Biography
Benjamin (Ben) Lamont is the Manager of Technology Strategy and Data for the Australian Federal Police. He is responsible for developing the ...
Introduction
It’s very hard to catch a ball in flight without being able to make real-time calculations based on a continuous and uninterrupted stream of information from ...
There are ways for CISOs to bring AI-assisted coding out of the shadows, allowing staff to get the most out of productivity benefits while avoiding vulnerabilities. This can ...
KnowBe’s new HRM framework guides organisations to transform employees into an active layer of defence through data-driven insights, cultural understanding and targeted ...
SYDNEY, Australia — September 9, 2025 — Databricks, the Data and AI company, today announced it has crossed a $4 billion revenue run-rate during Q2, growing >50% year over ...
New Delinea research finds 62% of Singaporean firms grapple with Shadow AI at least monthly - fueling the highest global level of concern among business leaders
