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.
Corporate Australia battled a much harder economic landscape than it expected during the year,but most attention was on board stoushes,hackers and a big move by the Big Australian.
If you’ve been a victim of a hack,what can you do to protect yourself against fraud and scams by people who now have your data,and prevent it happening again?
Big hacks raise questions about why troves of valuable data remain online for years. What are the rules on this? And how easy is it to hit delete on your digital details?
Medibank will go offline this weekend for a cybersecurity overhaul following the damaging cyberhack in October.
Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil says her department needs to pay more attention to emerging threats.
The premier’s new look is eye-catching – but it only came about because of an unfortunate accident.
Security of shareholdings should feature prominently in any evaluation of share-trading platforms to help safeguard against a potential hack or company collapse.
But for the victims,and for Medibank,the trouble may have only just begun.
Australia’s privacy watchdog has started its investigation into the health insurer’s handling of customer data following the worst data breach in Australian corporate history.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has intensified its supervision of the health insurer in response to the recent cyberattack that exposed its entire customer database.