2024 will forever be remembered as the 'Year of Global Outages,' revealing the fragility of over-automated systems. A single cybersecurity provider’s disruption triggered global chaos—freezing transactions, grounding flights, and crippling healthcare. The call for resilience is deafening.
As we close the book on 2024, we welcome you to our Holiday Edition, where we unwrap the biggest stories that defined a whirlwind year in AI and cyber affairs—a celebration of relentless innovation, jaw-dropping rivalries, and high-stakes power plays that kept us captivated all year round.
Cisco faces fallout from a massive data leak exposing critical files, while China accuses the U.S. of cyber espionage amid rising tech tensions. AI governance sparks debate as Europe enforces strict rules, and ASIC sues HSBC for $23M scam failures. Global cyber affairs take center stage this week.
Government decisions and global political agendas.
A major cyberattack that led to a significant Microsoft Azure outage, a high-stakes prisoner swap involving Russian cybercriminals and U.S. journalists, and Google's urgent patching of an Android zero-day vulnerability.
In a tenure marked by profound technological shifts, President Joe Biden's administration spearheaded transformative policies in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.
Welcome to the latest August edition of Cyber Scans, where we delve into the critical intersections of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and their evolving policies on the global stage.
We delve into the significant legacy relating to the policy shifts in cybersecurity under President Biden’s administration, focusing on the increased responsibility placed on the private sector and the era of national cyber threats that impacted U.S. Infrastructure.
As July comes to a close, Australia's digital landscape is buzzing with the latest news from Canberra. The federal government has executed a significant cabinet reshuffle, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appointing Tony Burke as the new Minister for Cyber Security.
While the presidential election brings diverse opinions on artificial intelligence, our mission is to objectively analyse how these views shape the industry and influence global AI dynamics. We invite you to join us in observing and analysing the intersection of politics, business, and technology.
This week’s CyberScan roundup delves into the most pressing cybersecurity issues and developments shaping the global landscape. Australia’s Big Four banks are in the spotlight, battling relentless cyber attacks from individuals, criminal syndicates, and nation-state actors.
The Australian-American-UK trilateral defence strategy, known as AUKUS, is at a pivotal juncture, with discussions of potentially incorporating Japan as a fourth member.
A prominent feature includes the exposure of China's privatised cyber operations, where recent leaks from iS00N revealed extensive surveillance activities across Europe, Asia, and North America.
Gearing up for the wider adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), companies operating data centres are poised to invest over $100 billion in expanding their capacity in Asia over the next few years.
Government agencies are stepping up with rewards to catch cyber criminals, and we've got the latest scoop on global cyber threats and AI breakthroughs.
We examine the geopolitical risks associated with Russia-linked influence campaigns targeting the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Stay informed as we break down these pivotal stories shaping the cyber and AI landscapes.
