Ombudsman Cynthia Gebert says the company’s offers of free data was cold comfort for many Optus customers,especially those who couldn’t call triple-zero.
As questions mount about a mass data leak involving Football Australia,industry insiders warn local clubs are in the firing line.
A US court has voided billionaire Elon Musk’s $80 billion pay package,while the judge took a swipe at chair Robyn Denholm and board member James Murdoch.
Corporate affairs veteran Danielle Keighery will join Qantas instead of Optus in March,completing the latest executive shake-up at the airline.
In a development the communications minister calls “deeply disturbing”,Optus says more than 10 times the number of emergency calls than it initially claimed failed to connect during the November 8 outage.
The Albanese government’s naming of a Russian cyber thief responsible for the 2022 Medibank Private hack is a belated but welcome first in combating the rampant increase in cybercrime.
Prog rock? What’s the rush?
Cyber attacks on companies are common enough,but will only become more so – and AI will drive an increase in their quantity and quality.
Whoever is appointed Optus’ next CEO will need years to rebuild the telco’s reputation,insiders say,as the Senate announces a second hearing into the mass outage.
With Jo Wright’s simple probe,she epitomised the disparity between working-class and corporate Australia.
The government is calling on consumers and impacted businesses to have their say on the Optus outage that affected some 10 million Australians.