Maintaining a clear line of sight over the AI coding tools and model control platforms in use, alongside a realistic assessment of the security capabilities of the developers deploying them, is becoming a critical requirement for enterprises.
Introduction
On July 2, 2025, Qantas, Australia's flagship airline, disclosed a cyberattack that compromised the personal information of up to six million customers, first ...
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Following the recent Qantas data breach, which once again exposes our national cybersecurity vulnerabilities, we are met with press releases and performative outrage ...
Introduction
Setting up internet for your business is not a one size fits all exercise. Whether you're running a solo consultancy, managing a busy retail outlet, or ...
Introduction
Consumer data rights reforms in Australia are reshaping how enterprises handle personal information by introducing operational, legal, and technical ...
Australia is facing a deepening shortage of technology skills in the coming years, putting pressure on businesses that need developers and other ICT professionals to innovate ...
Falcon Next-Gen SIEM ingests Microsoft endpoint telemetry with no Falcon sensor required, as new innovations accelerate legacy SIEM transformation across heterogeneous ...
New Falcon platform innovations solidify CrowdStrike as AI’s security layer – extending AI agent discovery, governance, and runtime protection across endpoints, SaaS, ...
Sydney-based Oracle AI Customer Excellence Centre will serve as a regional hub to help organisations adopt the latest AI innovations and accelerate business transformation
Agent Val exploits, mitigates and revalidates exposures against compensating controls continuously, dramatically reducing the average window of exposure
Qualys, Inc. ...