Artificial intelligence | Cryptography & Encryption | Cyber Security | Featured | Governance, Risk & Compliance | Information Security | White Papers & Research | October 22, 2025
AI Disruption and Quantum Risks Emerge as Top Concerns for Critical Infrastructure SecurityThales has released the findings of its 2025 Data Threat Report: Critical Infrastructure Edition, which reveals that operators in energy,…
Singapore International Cyber Week 2025: Shaping the Future of Cyber Resilience in the Indo-Pacific
Singapore International Cyber Week (SICW) 2025 opened this week with a powerful message — cybersecurity has become the defining currency…
How ransomware economics drives the global cybercrime industry
Cybercrime has matured into a highly structured global economy, rivalling legitimate industries in sophistication and profitability. The World Economic Forum…
Australia faces rising cyber risk as threat actors surge ahead
In a year defined by ever escalating cyber risks, the 2025 Microsoft Digital Defense Report offers a stark look at how threat…
Banking scams up 65% globally in last year
A new report from BioCatch points to the explosive and exponential growth of scams all around the world. The research…
Noosa Council confirms $2.3 million cyber fraud during 2024 Christmas period
Noosa Shire Council has publicly acknowledged it was the target of a major fraud incident during the 2024 Christmas period,…
Cyber Security | Featured | Governance, Risk & Compliance | White Papers & Research | October 14, 2025
Australian Government Annual Cyber Threat Report releasedThe Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre’s (ASD’s ACSC’s) Annual Cyber Threat Report (ACTR) 2024–25 is now available. The average Australian…
Stolen Qantas Customer Records Surface on Dark Web
Qantas has confirmed that personal data stolen in a mid-2025 cyberattack has been released by hackers on the dark web, escalating the…
Boost in cyber budgets this year – AI tops the agenda
Australian organisations are accelerating AI‑enabled cybersecurity, with three in four planning budget increases over the next 12 months as AI…
Fewer Australian Enterprises Are Training Staff For Security Roles Despite Understaffed Teams
Cybersecurity teams in Australia remain stretched thin, with more than half (54 percent) understaffed and 58 percent reporting unfilled positions.…
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