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by Steven Kirby | Mar 13, 2019 | Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2019, Identity Management, Identity Theft, iTnews, New South Wales, Password, Policing and Law Enforcement, Social Media | 0 |
A Sydney man has been charged by AFP for alleged involvement in WickedGen.com.
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Nov 3, 2017 | Australia, Authentication, Banking and Finance, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Identity Management, ZDNet | 0 |
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has told the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue that it wants to see Australia’s banks involved with building out the federal government’s digital...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Nov 1, 2017 | Australia, Authentication, Banking and Finance, Biometrics, Cybersecurity, Identity Management, iTWire | 0 |
Online banking has led the way in innovation before security and this is a major reason why the security environment is what it is today, Richard Cookes, country manager ANZ of identity and access management company One...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Oct 23, 2017 | Australia, Biometrics, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Identity Management, iTnews | 0 |
The Digital Transformation Agency is yet to decide which agency will be entrusted as the federal government’s sole identity provider for the whole-of-gov Govpass digital identity platform even as testing of the new verifier...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Oct 6, 2017 | Australia, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Identity Management, iTnews | 0 |
The Australian Taxation Office has started testing the Digital Transformation Agency’s new whole-of-government digital identity platform, Govpass. Source: ATO begins testing DTA’s digital identity platform –...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Oct 3, 2017 | ABC News (Australia), Identity Management, Identity Theft, Local Government, South Australia | 0 |
Drivers’ licences will enter the digital era next month with the State Government to make them available on a smartphone app in an effort to enhance security. Source: South Australia’s digital drivers’ licences...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Sep 10, 2017 | 09 Access Control, Australia, Banking and Finance, Identity Management, iTnews, Password, Password Management | 0 |
TAL might be Australia’s biggest life insurance company but it’s not a household name – something the firm wanted to change with a huge consumer-facing push that began last year and dialled up pressure on the IT...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 31, 2017 | 09 Access Control, Australia, Digital Death, Digital Rights, Identity Management, In the Press, Law & Legal, Medical and Health Care, Social Media | 0 |
Social media use continues to grow, making the fate of accounts a major issue. Family members and executors will encounter different rules on different platforms. Source: ‘Likes’ after death: handling the deceased’s social...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 28, 2017 | Australia, Authentication, Biometrics, Federal Government, Identity Management, iTnews, Password Management | 0 |
With close to three million taxpayers now able to prove their identity with just their voice, the take-up of the Australian Taxation Office’s voice biometric authentication service has been one of the most successful...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 9, 2017 | Australia, Banking and Finance, Federal Government, Identity Management, iTnews, Police and Law Enforcement, Queensland | 0 |
Credit Union Australia and the Queensland Police Service are two of a handful of the first customers to sign up for Australia Post’s Digital ID identify verification service. Source: AusPost signs CUA, QPS as first Digital...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 8, 2017 | Australia, Biometrics, Federal Government, Identity Management, Privacy, ZDNet | 0 |
Minister for Immigration and Border Protection Peter Dutton said on Wednesday the new AU$22.5 million, three-year contract will initially see 105 new smartgates rolled out that will enable passengers to be processed using facial...
Read Moreby Steven Kirby | Aug 7, 2017 | Australia, Federal Government, Identity Management, news.com.au | 0 |
AUSTRALIANS could soon be able to shop online, register their car and update Medicare details under a new “super logon” scheme being developed by the Turnbull government. Source: Government log on: Turnbull government considers...
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The Commonwealth Bank has released new capabilities under its scam prevention, detection and customer support strategy, which it believes will assist …
Both NSW Labor and Liberal gambling reform packages include using facial recognition technology (FRT), but neither party would confirm the exact …
A cyber attack on Black and White Cabs has shut down the company's phone and online booking system. Suspicious activity was detected by staff on …
Facing a growing remit from government and the demands of Project REDSPICE, the Australian Signals Directorate has launched a recruitment push for …
Service NSW and Services Australia have agreed to support each others’ digital ID efforts. The NSW government will modify its Services NSW app to …
Australia’s first cyber ambassador, Tobias Feakin, has announced his retirement. Feakin was first appointed to the role in 2016. At the time, he said …
The federal government’s slow movement on digital ID risks creating “digital rail gauges … where a credential issued by one jurisdiction won’t be …
Swinburne University is looking for a new CISO to create and implement a cyber security strategy, following the departure of Mardi Paterson. Paterson …
Imagine for a moment that you work as a cyber security professional at one of the major Australian companies that suffered a high-profile cyber …
• State Government developing hazard management framework for response to significant cyber crises • Next steps involve consultation with key stakeholders …
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