Australia’s Horizon Cyber Security Initiative: What it Means for Industry – by David Gaul

Australia’s Horizon Cyber Security Initiative: What it Means for Industry – by David Gaul

Few people ask about the implications of Australia’s cyber security reform on businesses – this paper addresses important aspects of the initiative.

Cyber Risk Is in the Boardroom. Are Boards Ready to Govern It? – By Sanchay Joshi

Cyber Risk Is in the Boardroom. Are Boards Ready to Govern It? – By Sanchay Joshi

Sanchay Joshi explores improved approaches for boards to ensure oversight of cybersecurity and resilience, and how this makes organisations stronger

The Firewall Is No Longer the Security Boundary by Michael T. McDonald

The Firewall Is No Longer the Security Boundary by Michael T. McDonald

Recent reporting from Hudson Rock claims that more than 75,000 Fortinet firewalls may remain compromised despite organisations applying patches intended to address known vulnerabilities. If accurate, the finding is concerning. However, the most interesting aspect of the story is not the vulnerability itself, nor even 

Neuralink: Technology, Neurotechnology & Cybersecurity by Agrita Anand

Neuralink: Technology, Neurotechnology & Cybersecurity by Agrita Anand

What happens when your brain becomes a connected device? Introduction The release of ChatGPT marked a turning point in public awareness of artificial intelligence. Suddenly, everyone was talking about machines that could think, write, and reason. But while the world debated language models, a quieter 

Harm as Infrastructure: The Systems That Depend on What We Say We Want to Remove

Harm as Infrastructure: The Systems That Depend on What We Say We Want to Remove

A thought I can’t quite shake I’ve been thinking about poker machines lately, which is not a sentence I expected to write. Not because gambling is new, and not because Australians haven’t been arguing about pokies for decades. What’s been sitting with me is something