In the cybersecurity world, we often talk about “honeypots”. These are traps, built from valuable information and deliberately set to lure attackers to a situation
Picture this: a customer tries to log in to their mobile banking app while travelling. Their phone is in roaming mode, the 2FA code SMS
In May 2025 alone, over 1.4 billion personal records were breached globally. Financial institutions from major banks to fintech startups are under growing pressure to
Australia’s long-anticipated Age Assurance Technology Trial (AATT) report has been released just months before new legislation banning under-16s from accessing social media is set to
We need to think bigger than the social media ban Australia’s upcoming legislation banning under-16s from accessing social media is well-meaning. It reflects rising concerns
The Albanese Government’s decision to reverse its position and include YouTube in the under-16 social media ban is a loud public recognition of the changing
In the wake of yet another jaw-dropping data leak (this time over 16 billion records globally) Australians are again reminded that data breaches are no
Sweeping digital identification reforms are on the way for Australia, putting us on the brink of a transformative shift in how we verify identity ourselves
The recent lawsuit in the United States alleging that Character.AI’s chatbot contributed to the death of a 14-year-old boy is a chilling reminder of the