Cyber security is no longer just IT’s problem; it’s yours too
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Cybersecurity
AI-powered cybercrime surges in Australia and New Zealand: A survey sounds alarm
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The AI cyber threat landscape is escalating, and it’s outpacing the defenses of companies in Australia and New Zealand, according to data from Fortinet.
The top 5 sensitive data types employees are feeding AI—and why it’s a risk
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As employees increasingly integrate AI tools like ChatGPT into their daily work, they unknowingly expose sensitive company and personal data. A new report highlights the five most common types of confidential information being shared—and the risks that come with it.
The Global 6G Race: Which Countries Are Leading the Future of Connectivity?
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The global race for 6G is accelerating as countries like China, Japan, South Korea, the U.S., and the EU invest in next-generation wireless technology. Promising speeds up to 1 terabit per second, near-instantaneous latency, and AI integration, 6G aims to revolutionize industries while overcoming security, infrastructure, and environmental challenges.
Australia faced 47 million data breaches in 2024—How to stay safe in 2025
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The average cost of a cyber incident in Australia has risen to A$4.26 million, a 27% increase since 2020. Furthermore, Australia remains the most affected country in Oceania, with 192.5 million breached accounts and 554.5 million exposed personal records since 2004.
Cyber attacks on Gmail and Google calendar: How to keep your business safe
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The default setting in Google Calendar automatically adds Gmail events, allowing cybercriminals to flood users with spam or phishing invitations, leading to malware spread or data theft.
60% of Australian employees bypass cybersecurity policies for convenience: Survey
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One of the most alarming findings is that 33% of respondents reported using the same login credentials for both personal and workplace accounts.
