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New cyber policy to harden defences against our 'fastest growing threat'

$587m federal cyber security strategy to be released today.

By Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra
 

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eSafety lays out industry standards enforcing online message and file scans
  Security  

eSafety lays out industry standards enforcing online message and file scans

Including for E2EE services if feasible.

By Jeremy Nadel
 
ASIC refines focus on tech and ops resilience
  Finance  

ASIC refines focus on tech and ops resilience

Lays out its 2024 priorities.

By Kate Weber
 
OpenAI board, Altman in talks for return of former CEO
  Software  

OpenAI board, Altman in talks for return of former CEO

After board-initiated ousting.

By Staff Writer
 
 
 

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