High-impact IT outages cost businesses $2 million per hour
The financial stakes of downtime are climbing, and IT leaders are being pushed to rethink how they monitor complex systems. According to the 2025 Observability…
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ACMA proposes digital ID for prepaid mobile SIM verification
Australian telcos could soon accept Digital ID to verify the identity of prepaid mobile phone users under a proposal floated by the Australian Communications Media Authority. If…
Norton Unveils Advanced Deepfake Protection
Norton has teamed up with Intel® to provide powerful detection against AI-powered scams on the newest generation of Intel® Core Ultra processors. Norton 360 customers…
New regulatory guidance on social media minimum age
ESafety has published regulatory guidance for the online industry, outlining the reasonable steps age-restricted social media platforms must take to prevent Australian children under 16 from having…
Opinion | Why China said ‘no’ to stripped-down Nvidia chips
When US tech giant Nvidia unveiled its B40-series chips for China – stripped-down versions of its more advanced H20 line – many in Washington and…
Alleged Scattered Spider hacker surrenders to US police
Another alleged affiliate of the high-profile Scattered Spider network of cybercriminals has surrendered himself to police in Las Vegas. The unnamed male teenager faces criminal…
Jeep and Dodge Parent Company Stellantis Confirms Customer Data Breach
Stellantis, the global automaker behind brands like Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge and FIAT, confirmed a data breach affecting its North American customer service operations after unauthorised…
Nvidia to invest US$100 billion in OpenAI
Nvidia will invest up to US$100 billion ($151 billion) in OpenAI and supply it with data centre chips, marking a tie-up between two of the…
Oracle names insiders as co-CEOs
Oracle has named insiders Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as co-CEOs, replacing Safra Catz, who was instrumental in shaping the company’s cloud strategy and thrusting…
Airport disruptions in Europe caused by a ransomware attack
The disruptions over the weekend at several major European airports were caused by a ransomware attack targeting the check-in and boarding systems. Among the airports…
CBA builds Lumos, an AI-driven accelerator to prepare applications for cloud
CBA has built a multi-agent workflow that covers every step required to prepare an application for migration to the cloud, enabling the bank to move…
Telecom exec: Salt Typhoon inspiring other hackers to use unconventional techniques
Hackers are increasingly adopting the techniques of the Chinese group that successfully infiltrated major telecommunications providers in attacks that made headlines last year by looking…