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Commonwealth Bank of Australia has admitted it is culling the number of technology partners it works with as part of a cost cutting drive that has some industry observers concerned it is stepping back from its previous leadership position on.....
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When was the last time you had a delightful customer experience with insurance? Well, we need to talk about cyber insurance.
In 2013, the Financial Ombudsman Service penned a circular titled "
Telstra has taken a high-profile step in its bid to establish itself as a significant player in the booming global cyber security market, with the official opening of the first of a string of new security operations centres, aimed at.....
Limited resources and a lack of skilled staff are holding back councils' IT plans. Australia's local councils are under increasing pressure to modernise their operations and improve on-line service delivery for residents, but many are starved of.....
"If your organisation is producing value then you must confront cyber risks because you have something at stake. WannaCry and NotPetya were just the latest in a long line of cyber security wakeup calls where industry runs the risk of just.....
Cracking terror's codes is becoming increasingly difficult for governments - The Australian - 23 Jun
Who wasn't moved by the story of Alan Turing, the brilliant English mathematician whose dedicated team cracked the Nazi Enigma code and saved countless lives during World War 2?
Fast forward more than 70 years and the ability of terrorist.....
Experts say efforts to get technology and social media firms to cooperate with the authorities in decrypting communications will be hard to achieve. The Australian government wants smartphone companies and social media platforms to ensure.....
Two years ago, mobile device management (MDM) was the buzz. Mobile security was an essential part of a mobility strategy, and every enterprise needed one. Today, not so much.
"About 18 months ago at least, businesses across the whole.....
Cyber security experts said Australian businesses and government agencies got lucky in avoiding potentially devastating effects from a global ransomware cyber attack, which wreaked havoc around the world at the weekend, but warned problems could.....
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