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NSW minister for customer service and digital government Victor Dominello has given his strongest hint yet that the state will have a functi…

Scammers are monitoring public social media pages for commenters seeking assistance with their tax payments or MyGov registration and reaching out to those taxpayers from bogus accounts, the federal government states.

After updated privacy legislation amendments sailed through Parliament, it is now imperative that boards and business leaders question why they collect and store the data that they do.

SafeStack founder Laura Bell Main shares the cybersecurity lessons she's learned after many years deep inside high-growth companies.

The ATO's Jeremy Hirschhorn has warned corporates they must not lose sight of matters moral when putting data to work.

Parliament has approved the $50 million fine increase for data breaches but there are some concerns. Here's what SMEs need to know.

The Australian Signals Directorate wants SMEs to take stock of their ability to respond effectively to cyberattacks.

Cyberattacks and data breaches hit SMEs more often than big businesses simply because they are more vulnerable.

COSBOA will focus members' attention on cybercrime at tomorrow's regular roundtable, which will also include a discussion of a new code of conduct.

Concerns around security in the metaverse are exacerbated by the huge skills shortage in the cybersecurity sector.

With Australians facing a hefty $4 billion scam bill this year, small businesses across the country are being urged to learn the tricks of the trade and arm themselves against scammers.

A business with strong digital trust and a reputation for robust security and privacy practices experiences fewer breaches and attracts more customers.