Artificial intelligence has entered a powerful yet precarious stage. Dual-use AI refers to systems that can be used for both beneficial and harmful purposes. The same algorithms that write code, design buildings, or simulate structures can also be repurposed to...
Ransomware has changed. What started as a simple data-locking threat has grown into a complex web of extortion, public shaming, and supply chain compromise. Attackers are no longer just after quick payments; they now aim to exploit trust, reputation, and...
Quantum computers run on qubits and quantum effects. They hold the potential to solve certain math problems much faster than classical machines. This makes many current public‑key schemes, like RSA and ECC, vulnerable. Malicious actors might record encrypted traffic today,...
Electric vehicles (EVs) are a cornerstone of the global push toward sustainability. Governments are promoting EV adoption through policy incentives, and many government fleets are transitioning to electric to reduce emissions. For business leaders, EVs represent opportunities for innovation, green...
Insider threats in Australia are rising faster than many realise. A recent Exabeam survey reports that 82% of Australian respondents say generative AI makes insider threats more effective, and 84% expect insider threats to increase over the next 12 months....
Boards face growing threats today. Cyber-attacks hit faster as threats grow in complexity. Attacks span data theft, ransomware, supply‑chain flaws. Boards track threats across regions as the risk is global and touches every sector. Boards must attend more security briefings,...
In June 2025, the FBI issued a blunt warning: cybercriminals are targeting the airline industry. This isn’t a one-off. It’s part of a growing trend that puts airlines, airports, and millions of passengers at risk. With rising global tensions and...
In an era where data is one of a company’s most valuable assets, it’s astonishing that some of Australia’s largest organisations continue to leave gaping holes in their cybersecurity defences. The recent cyberattack on Qantas is yet another wake-up call...
Cyber-attacks are no longer rare events. They’re a daily occurrence. Businesses, small or large are facing constant risk. In Australia, cybercrime cost businesses over $3 billion, according to the ACSC. Every business today relies on digital infrastructure. Customer records, financial...
Quantum computers are no longer science fiction. Major tech companies are investing in quantum research. Some breakthroughs are already here. Businesses need to stay alert. Cyber security auditors now include quantum risk as part of their assessments. Traditional encryption methods...