The Australian Federal Police has had no response after providing detailed intelligence on those it believes were behind last year’s devastating privacy breach.
It’s not the size of your surplus that’s important,but whether it lasts long enough to satisfy.
Attempts to get compensation for nearly 10 million victims of the Medibank Private hack have hit an unexpected hurdle.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil says recent attacks on Optus,Medibank and Latitude Financial are just the “tip of the iceberg” for damaging cyberattacks.
Could it be that shareholders and consumers are becoming blasé about major data breaches?
Medibank was savaged after a hacking incident exposed its entire customer base last year. Is the stock ready to leave the sick list?
The number of large-scale privacy breaches in Australia leapt by a quarter in the last six months of 2022.
Medibank says the cost of dealing directly with the cyberattack could be as much as $45m for the year,but it still faces potential losses in the hundreds of millions from penalties and lawsuits.
According to new data,Asia Pacific has become the most targeted region for the first time since records were kept,with Australia,Japan and India the hardest hit.
The peak body representing the state’s RSL clubs says the “powers that be” need to be warned against the unintended consequences of a cashless gaming card.
Regulators and proxy advisers have already made it clear that the health insurer’s high command should suffer repercussions,both in terms of pay and job loss,for presiding over the biggest data breach in Australia.