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Incident: ACCC blames premature TPG merger rejection reveal on unpatched CMS | iTnews

by Steven Kirby | May 16, 2019 | Australia, Australian InfoSec Incident, Australian InfoSec Incidents 2017, Data Handling, Federal Government, Government Agency, iTnews, Patch Management, Unintended Disclosure Incident | 0 |

Australian Information Security Incident Reported: May 16 2019 The Australian Competition and...

Cloud security the silver lining for SMEs, says MYOB | Dynamic Business

by Steven Kirby | Sep 13, 2017 | Australia, Banking and Finance, Cloud, Cybersecurity, In the Press, Patch Management, SMB Small to Medium Business | 0 |

MYOB has called for Australian SMEs to consider the impact that a cybersecurity attack could have on their business and consider implementing stronger measures to ensure that an online security breach won’t mean having to close...

MacGibbon warns of ‘Jenga tower’ of federal legacy cyber risk | The Mandarin

by Steven Kirby | Aug 31, 2017 | Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Patch Management, The Mandarin, Vulnerability | 0 |

Old software that needs patching is keeping Australia’s cybertsar Alastair MacGibbon awake at night. He wants agencies to start moving to more resilient platforms before the next Wannacry floors critical infrastructure....

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Alleged hacker claims to have released Optus customer data, and threatens to publish more
by ABC News on September 27, 2022
An online account which claims to have Optus customer data says it has released 10,000 records and will publish more unless the telecommunications …
Optus 'left the window open' for data to be stolen, says Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil | 7.30
by ABC News (Australia) on September 27, 2022
It's been revealed that the personal data of almost 10 million Optus customers has been compromised in a massive cyber security breach. While the company had...
Optus defends its cyber security as government flags large fines | ABC News
by ABC News (Australia) on September 27, 2022
Optus is denying claims by the federal government that it left its cyber defences open to the hackers who have stolen the personal information of almost 10 m...
Optus customers warned to 'change passwords now' | 9 News Australia
by 9 News Australia on September 26, 2022
Optus has defended notifying the media of the cyberattack that potentially compromised the information of millions of people, ahead of any customers.On their...
Alleged ransom threat probed after Optus cyber attack | 9 News Australia
by 9 News Australia on September 26, 2022
The data of millions of Optus customers could be sold to criminals after reports of an online ransom threat surfaced, demanding the telecommunications compan...
Optus Customer Data Posted on Dark Web as Hacker Demands $1 million - Australian Cyber Security Magazine
by ACSM_Editor on September 26, 2022
By Staff Writer. Last week’s cyberattack on Optus is rapidly shaping up as Australia’s worst data breach, with the personal information of over 11 …
New Face at the Helm of the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre - Australian Cyber Security Magazine
by ACSM_admin on September 26, 2022
The Board of the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre has announced Matthew Salier has been appointed CEO. Matthew will commence his role at The …
Australia plans privacy rule changes after Optus cyber attack
by Reuters on September 26, 2022
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia plans changes to its privacy rules so that banks can be alerted faster following cyber attacks at companies, Prime …
New security measures to be unveiled following massive Optus data breach
by David Speers on September 25, 2022
The Home Affairs Minister is soon expected to announce several new security measures following the massive Optus data breach that saw hackers steal …
AFP monitoring dark web amid allegations stolen Optus data may be sold online
by Henry Belot on September 24, 2022
The Australian Federal Police are monitoring the dark web and internet forums after reports stolen Optus data may be being sold online. One post on …

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Category: Patch Management

Incident: ACCC blames premature TPG merger rejection reveal on unpatched CMS | iTnews

Cloud security the silver lining for SMEs, says MYOB | Dynamic Business

MacGibbon warns of ‘Jenga tower’ of federal legacy cyber risk | The Mandarin

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