Report Finds Businesses Investing in Data Integrity Systems Reap Rewards
New research from Iron Mountain, in partnership with FT Longitude, finds that nine out of 10 organisations globally have seen revenues and profitability grow over…
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Universities Rethink Identity Governance Amid Digital Transformation
Australian universities are digitising and moving ever more data to the cloud, but this comes with vulnerabilities. Given the inherent sensitivity of much of that…
OpenAI will remain under nonprofit control
OpenAI said it would remain under the control of its nonprofit parent, while pushing ahead with plans to change the structure of its for-profit arm…
JPMorgan says AI helped boost sales, add clients
JPMorgan Chase’s artificial intelligence tools enabled it to boost sales to wealthy clients and manage scores of requests from worried customers even during April’s market…
Luna Moth extortion hackers pose as IT help desks to breach US firms
The data-theft extortion group known as Luna Moth, aka Silent Ransom Group, has ramped up callback phishing campaigns in attacks on legal and financial institutions…
Google addresses 1 actively exploited vulnerability in May’s Android security update
Google addressed 47 vulnerabilities affecting Android devices in its May security update, including an actively exploited software defect that was first disclosed in March. Google…
Signal Clone Used by Mike Waltz Pauses Service After Reports It Got Hacked
The messaging app used by at least one top Trump administration official has suspended its services following reports of hackers stealing data from the app.…
Chat App Used by Trump Admin Suspends Operation Amid Hack
TM SGNL, a chat app by US-Israeli firm TeleMessage used by Trump officials, halts operations after a breach exposed messages and backend data. A data…
Qld government scales up generative AI usage
Over 14,000 Queensland public service workers have adopted the state government’s generative AI tool, QChat, nearly a year after it became fully operational. The Azure…
Darcula PhaaS steals 884,000 credit cards via phishing texts
The Darcula phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platform stole 884,000 credit cards from 13 million clicks on malicious links sent via text messages to targets worldwide. The cyber…
Transport for NSW expands SAP Ariba usage
Transport for NSW is expanding its SAP Ariba service to improve supplier vetting in its procurement activities. The transport department intends to implement SAP Ariba’s…
DOD plans to fast-track software security reviews
Dive Brief: The Department of Defense is streamlining its software-procurement approval process. The Pentagon on Monday announced that its “Software Fast Track Initiative” would define…