Advanced Phishing Emails: Real-World Example and How to Stay Protected Phishing continues to be one of the most common and successful cyber threats, and sharing real examples is one of the most effective ways to strengthen collective awareness. The more openly we talk about what these emails look like and how they attempt to deceive […]
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CYBER NEWS WRAP-UP: JANUARY 2026 Welcome everyone to the first cyber recap of the year! As we kick off 2026, it’s time to bring you a concise overview of the most important cybersecurity developments from January. The year may be new, but the cyber challenges will feel very familiar. January has already delivered a mix
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Top 3 Cyber Events That Matter in Australia – January 2026 Australia’s cyber threat environment continues to escalate faster than organisational preparedness. Despite years of warnings, recent data shows that many Australian organisations still struggle with basic cyber hygiene, timely patching, and governance of emerging technologies. Early 2026 has already delivered several incidents that expose
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Hackers are exploiting Microsoft Teams access tokens to infiltrate chats, emails, and documents here’s what your security team needs to know and do now. As we close out 2025, a newly disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Teams has raised serious concerns for Australian enterprises relying on Microsoft 365. Security researchers have uncovered a method that allows
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Safe Use of AI in the Workplace What if your team’s next productivity boost also carried hidden risks? As Australian organisations increasingly adopt generative AI tools, the safe use of AI in the workplace is no longer optional, it’s imperative. Missteps with large language models (LLMs) can lead to data exposure, compliance breaches, and reputational
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Cyber Security in M&A: What CISO Must Know to Secure the Deal As mergers and acquisitions (M&A) accelerate across sectors, Cyber Security has taken centre stage in deal negotiations. It is no longer a technical afterthought but a strategic imperative that can make or break a transaction. For Chief Information Officers (CIOs), the stakes have
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AI-Powered Cybersecurity: How Google’s Big Sleep Prevented a Zero-Day Attack In a groundbreaking move, Google’s AI agent Big Sleep intercepted a critical zero-day vulnerability CVE-2025-6965 before it could be exploited. This proactive detection, targeting the widely used SQLite database, marks a pivotal shift in AI-powered cybersecurity. Unlike traditional methods like fuzzing, big Sleep leverages deep contextual analysis to
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June Cyber News Monthly Wrap-up As FY25 kicks off, Australian cybersecurity leaders are facing a rapidly evolving threat landscape. From regulatory enforcement to critical infrastructure vulnerabilities, June’s cyber headlines underscore the urgent need for proactive security strategies. This month’s wrap-up highlights five of the most impactful stories from June 2025 that every CIO, CSO, and
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ENCRYPTION 2.0: PREPARING FOR POST-QUANTUM SECURITY STANDARDS Quantum computing isn’t science fiction anymore, it’s knocking at the door of today’s encryption. Global security agencies and tech giants are racing to prepare for the impact, and the question facing Australian CIOs and CSOs is: Are we ready for the quantum shift? Modern encryption methods, like RSA
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Australia’s New Ransomware Reporting Law Takes Effect: What Your Business Needs to Know As of 30 May 2025, Australia’s Cyber Security (Ransomware Payment Reporting) Rules 2025 are officially in force. This new legal requirement, introduced under Part 3 of the Cyber Security Act 2024, mandates that certain businesses must report ransomware and cyber extortion payments
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