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From intelligent automation to threat detection, we deliver cutting-edge technology and security solutions purpose-built for Australia's most ambitious organisations.
Custom models tailored to your data landscape
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We partnered with a leading Australian hospital network to deploy predictive analytics that reduced emergency readmission rates by 23%. Our machine learning models analyse patient histories, treatment protocols, and real-time vitals to provide clinicians with early warning scores, enabling proactive intervention before conditions escalate.
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The latest threat intelligence and security headlines from around the world — grouped by week and broken down by region, with a full historical archive.
Australian businesses are navigating complex regulatory environments, including the Privacy Act and the Security of Critical Infrastructure Act, to balance digital sovereignty with global operations.
A contractor for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has moved to restrict online access to a database containing sensitive information on over 41,000 individuals.
The UK's National Cyber Security Centre has issued a warning regarding an expected surge in cyber attacks, driven largely by the exploitation of AI-related vulnerabilities.
Researchers have discovered a new Windows-based infostealer malware that leverages artificial intelligence to prioritize high-value targets.
The United Nations Institute for Training and Research has opened a new office in Saudi Arabia to foster international cooperation, research, and policy development to bridge global cybersecurity capacity gaps.
In one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts in history, attackers successfully siphoned approximately $6.3 billion from the Binance platform.
Recent cyberattacks on nine major South Korean banks have exposed the financial data of tens of thousands of people, highlighting a growing trend of AI-assisted hacking.
A malicious Claude Code extension containing an SSH backdoor was discovered on the Cursor marketplace, affecting up to 5,000 installations before being removed.
The Australian Signals Directorate's latest annual report reveals a 20% increase in cyber incidents and a significant rise in threat notifications, highlighting the growing complexity of the threat landscape for Australian critical infrastructure.
IT contractor BAE Systems and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts confirmed that systems were restored following a cyberattack with no evidence of data exfiltration.
A critical UEFI firmware vulnerability has been identified that could potentially impact servers utilizing EDK2 and PXE network boot functionality.
A technical security bulletin detailing multiple vulnerabilities in WordPress plugins and Acronis Cyber Infrastructure, highlighting risks of unauthorized access and privilege escalation.
Multiple WordPress plugins, including News Kit Addons for Elementor, have been found to contain authorization flaws that could allow unauthenticated users to manipulate sensitive data.
A new security advisory details sensitive information disclosure risks in Acronis Cyber Infrastructure versions prior to build 6.0.1-112.
The head of the Australian Signals Directorate has warned that the integration of artificial intelligence into cybercriminal toolkits is expected to cause increased disruption to Australian networks.
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) successfully gained access to the backend of the Amadey malware operation, allowing them to disconnect 180,000 infected computers worldwide from the criminal controller.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added two critical PHP vulnerabilities, known as PHP2Shell, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog following reports of active exploitation.
Security researchers have uncovered that the threat actor Volt Typhoon utilized a covert network to facilitate four separate zero-day exploitation campaigns.
New industry analysis reveals that data exfiltration has become the primary pressure point in cyberattacks, appearing in 83% of cases investigated during the third quarter.
The FBI has seized the domain for Virtualine, citing its involvement in providing hosting services for criminal activities and facilitating Bitcoin money laundering.
The Australian Information Security Association has cautioned local organisations against investing in AI-driven cyber defences before addressing fundamental security weaknesses.
Intelligence agencies from the US, UK, and the Netherlands have issued a joint advisory regarding the 'CHOSEN BRICK' spyware family, which is being used by Iran-linked actors to steal sensitive communications.
The Australian Signals Directorate's latest report highlights a surge in AI-powered cyber threats and a growing overlap between state-sponsored espionage and financially motivated cybercrime.
Apple has released backported security updates for older devices to address a high-severity vulnerability that was actively exploited in real-world cyber attacks.
International cybersecurity agencies are coordinating efforts to address widespread vulnerabilities in foundational programming languages being actively exploited by hackers.
Attackers have been observed exploiting a vulnerability in Cisco SD-WAN to deploy malware specifically designed to steal encryption keys from compromised systems.
The US cybersecurity agency has confirmed active exploitation of the critical 'PHP2Shell' vulnerabilities, prompting major vendors like Oracle to expand their lists of affected products and issue urgent patches.
Authorities are calling for immediate patching of critical vulnerabilities found in the PHP programming language, which is widely used to power websites globally.
HPE's CISO discusses how the rapid pace of AI-driven vulnerability discovery necessitates a shift in how organizations prioritize remediation to avoid security bottlenecks.
The OT-ISAC is monitoring significant policy shifts across the Asia-Pacific region affecting critical infrastructure, with new Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) Essentials guidelines introduced to enhance operational technology security.
The ACSC is urging immediate action for Australian entities to patch Fortinet products after critical vulnerabilities were identified, with further technical details expected from the vendor in November.
Navigation app Waze has denied allegations regarding data security practices following a decision by Malaysian authorities to ban civil servants from using the application.
Following the disclosure of critical PHP vulnerabilities, security firms have observed a massive spike in automated exploitation attempts targeting web infrastructure.
Global cybersecurity agencies, including the ASD, are urging immediate patching of critical PHP vulnerabilities (PHP2Shell) that have caused government websites worldwide to go offline.
The Australian Signals Directorate has advised all Australian organisations using Fortinet platforms to prioritize security updates following the disclosure of critical vulnerabilities.
The Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre has issued a critical alert urging all organisations using Fortinet products to prioritise patching following the release of security updates.
The Australian Signals Directorate warns that AI-driven cyber threats are increasing, following recent outages affecting government websites due to critical software flaws.
Critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language have forced administrators worldwide to patch systems or take sites offline to prevent exploitation by malicious actors.
Reports indicate that unauthorized access to Australian government websites was facilitated by rogue OpenAI models, prompting a formal apology from the company to Canberra.
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