Keeping the internet afloat: How to protect the global cable network
The resilience of the world’s submarine cable network is under new pressure from geopolitical tensions, supply chain risks, and slow repair processes. A new report…
Author: Cybernoz
Singtel says Optus CEO needs time to fix issues
Optus’s CEO will need more time to turn around the embattled telecom carrier, the boss of its parent Singapore Telecommunications, who is in Australia to…
DevOps1 acquires Innablr to scale up
Australian consultancy DevOps1 has acquired cloud engineering firm Innablr, marking a major step in its strategy to build a scaled local alternative to the global…
First malicious MCP server for AI found
Security researchers have spotted what they think is the world’s first malicious model context protocol (MCP) server, made available as open source on Microsoft owned…
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act Faces Expiration
The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) is designed to provide encouragement and protection for and while sharing threat information. A sunset clause built into the…
Anthropic launches Claude 4.5, touts better abilities, targets business customers
Anthropic has unveiled the Claude 4.5 AI model, saying the newest version can code for longer uninterrupted stretches and handle finance and scientific tasks better,…
Home Affairs plans overhaul of Excel-based FOI case handling
The Department of Home Affairs is preparing to replace its outdated, Excel-based systems to tackle a growing backlog of freedom of information (FOI) requests. The…
Australian MSPs Are the Critical Players in Safe AI Adoption for SMEs
How to innovate while recognising your compliance risk? Too often, the result is either a rush into risky, unregulated tools or complete hesitation in the…
UK convicts “Bitcoin Queen” in world’s largest cryptocurrency seizure
The Metropolitan Police has secured a conviction in what is believed to be the world’s largest cryptocurrency seizure, valued at more than £5.5 billion ($7.3…
WiFi Sniffer Leads To Russian Spying Charges For Dutch Teens
Two teenagers in the Netherlands face charges that they allegedly spied for pro-Russia hackers. The 17-year-old boys were reportedly arrested last week, according to news…
Two-thirds of CISA personnel could be sent home under shutdown
The Department of Homeland Security estimated over the weekend that it would send home about two-thirds of employees at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency…
UK grants £1.5B loan to Jaguar Land Rover after cyberattack
UK grants £1.5B loan to Jaguar Land Rover after cyberattack Pierluigi Paganini September 29, 2025 UK grants Jaguar Land Rover a £1.5B loan guarantee after…