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Data Breach 27th June 2019 – Data from a student management system was exposed by an open S3 bucket, an Australian training company MEGT has confirmed.
Read MoreFinancial firms and their customers stand to gain significant benefits from Australia’s planned open banking ecosystem. However, before those benefits can be realised, there are key security issues that need to be...
Read MoreIn just 100 days, on February 23, 2018, the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 goes into effect, requiring all businesses in Australia to notify the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner and any...
Read MoreWill mandatory open data lead to a mass exodus of customers from the Big Four? It could all come down to one thing. Citizens are getting more control over their banking data. Can they depend on fintechs to keep it secure?...
Read MoreThe federal government should facilitate and encourage trials of automated vehicles in Australia, the report of a parliamentary inquiry into the technology has recommended. However, as part of preparing for the more widespread...
Read MoreIn FY17 Telstra received more warrants for telecommunications interception or access to stored communications compared to the prior year. However, the telco has revealed it received fewer requests for warrant-free access to...
Read MoreThere is no doubt that the more we come to rely on technology, the more likely we are to be held ransom by it if we do not have the right systems – and staff – in place to mitigate the risks of this happening. Source: How can...
Read MoreThe Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) has revealed it has established a cyber security centre to help safeguard the My Health Record system. Source: Digital health record custodian establishes cyber security centre –...
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