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- Work from home revolution during coronavirus pandemic powers spike in cybercrime, new PwC report saysOur work from home revolution has powered a spike in cybercrime, costing consumers more for everyday products and dragging billions of dollars out of … Read more »
- 'Adding insult to injury': another Dfat bungle reveals identities of Australians stranded overseasThe foreign affairs department has again revealed the identities of Australians stranded overseas by adding their email addresses into the wrong … Read more »
- Marise Payne issues apology after stranded Aussies' identities were exposed in third bungleForeign Minister Marise Payne has apologised after the personal details of Australians stranded overseas was exposed for the third time in three … Read more »
- Big Tech needs to get on board over security concernsMr Pezzullo characterised the tech companies as “a galactic empire” like the bad guys in the movie Star Wars while the security agencies in the three … Read more »
- Foreign nation tried to hack into Australian governmentSenior government staffers were targeted by foreign operatives earlier this year in an attempt to uncover information about Australia's spy … Read more »
- Warning cyberattacks will mean 'catastrophic' results on vital infrastructureAustralia must brace for devastating cyber attacks on its vital infrastructure, Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton will warn today. Speaking at The … Read more »
- Govt develops principles to secure critical technology supply chains
The federal government has proposed a set of regulatory principles to help secure the supply chains of critical technologies like artificial … Read more » - iTWire - Outcomes must come first in security, then technology, says cyber firm CEOSuch companies are providing dated centralised processing which effectively deploys a "cookie-cutter approach" that isn’t agile or adaptable enough … Read more »
- Toll Group still mopping up after ransomware attacks
Toll Group is still mopping up more than nine months after an encounter with ransomware in late January, with the security executive in charge of … Read more » - NSW to set up govt-wide cyber security services panel
The NSW government is planning to streamline and standardise how agencies go about sourcing cyber security contractors by establishing a series of … Read more » - Mastercard to deliver NSW digital Opal card trial
Thousands of Sydney commuters will be able to ditch their physical Opal smartcards for a digital alternative before the end of the year after … Read more » - Incident: Kleenheat customer names and addresses exposed in system breach | ZDNet
Australian Data Breach October 19 2020: WA energy retailer and supplier Kleenheat customer names and addresses exposed in system breach, believes the … Read more » - New Zealanders need to take cybersecurity more seriously - NZTech
A technology organisation is urging New Zealanders to take steps to improve their cybersecurity, with a report showing nearly one-third of Kiwis … Read more » - Reserve Bank releases guidance to help build cyber resilience
The Reserve Bank – Te Pūtea Matua is today releasing draft guidance on what regulated entities should consider when managing cyber resilience. The … Read more » - Telstra boss to lead industry advisory body on cyber securityMr Penn will chair the new committee, which will meet virtually for the first time on Tuesday. The Telstra boss, who also chaired the industry panel … Read more »
- MailGuard warns of myGov phish campaign
Email security service MailGuard has detected a phishing campaign that tries to collect Australians' myGov credentials as well as personal … Read more » - Cyber Incidents, Fear of Audit Failure Drive Cybersecurity Spend in Australia: Global Thycotic CISO Decisions Survey - Media Releases - ARNThycotic, provider of privileged access management (PAM) solutions to more than 10,000 organisations, including 25 of the Fortune 100, today released … Read more »
- NZX, Metservice attacks show Kiwi companies must rethink cyber security
The spate of brazen cyber attacks against strategically important organisations like the NZX and Metservice must prompt Kiwi businesses to rethink … Read more » - UNSW launches cyber micro-credentials with Telstra
UNSW Canberra has partnered with Telstra to co-develop two cyber security micro-credentials covering security fundamentals and secure coding. Although … Read more » - NSW changes direction with digital driver's licence 'copy solution'
The NSW government has been unable to find a viable solution to allow businesses to take copies of digital driver’s licences for identity proofing … Read more »
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