Australia has allocated $26.2 million to establish rapid assistance teams for cyber crises in the Pacific region and an additional $16.7 million to identify cyber vulnerabilities in the Pacific Islands. This move comes after Australia and the United States made
Barracuda’s security portfolio empowers MSPs to effectively address cybersecurity challenges for their customers.
NAB is celebrating the success of its payment prompts, revealing that customers have abandoned $50 million in payments after receiving these messages. The prompts are designed to notify customers if a payment appears suspicious based on their transaction history, helping
Here are some images captured at a recent roundtable lunch hosted by iTnews, held at Rockpool in Sydney.
The Digital ID system and scheme in Australia is set to receive an additional $145.5 million in funding from the federal government over the next four years. This comes on top of the already spent $600 million. The largest portion
Top Health Doctors, a clinic group based in Brisbane, recently suffered from an email account breach in September which potentially affected approximately 5500 individuals. The incident was made public last week when Services Australia initiated a data matching exercise to
Certis Security Australia, a physical security company, has experienced a breach in its email system. The incident has resulted in the unauthorized access of personal information belonging to some employees and partners. The compromised information includes names, addresses, dates of
Okta recently discovered that the extent of a data breach in late September was greater than initially estimated. While the company has not provided an exact number, they confirmed in their updated root cause analysis that personal information of all
Queensland’s parliament has recently approved a mandatory data breach notification scheme. The scheme will be implemented for state agencies from mid-2025 and for local governments from mid-2026. Queensland now joins NSW as the only two states in Australia to have
An employee of the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) has been arrested and charged for leaking recipients’ data. Another individual who allegedly received the information and posed as an NDIS provider has also been charged. The NDIA has not disclosed