The AFP have finally received a report into last week’s cyber attack on the nation’s biggest super funds, while Tony Burke has downplayed the heist, saying only ‘four people’ had money stolen.
The AFP have finally received a report into last week’s cyber attack on the nation’s biggest super funds, while Tony Burke has downplayed the heist, saying only ‘four people’ had money stolen.
Super funds like to think of themselves as Australia’s moral arbiters, using their near $4 trillion clout to inflict their woke agenda and what they say is good governance on companies. If only they had a mirror.
As both sides of politics vow to limit overseas arrivals, two of Australia’s biggest tech companies say we need more, not fewer immigrants to make the nation smarter and wealthier.
Australia’s corporate watchdog told superannuation funds to bolster their online security, warning ‘weak’ protection exposed members’ retirement savings to fraud. But it received a shocking response from the sector’s lobby group.
Andrew Forrest says whoever wins the election must force Meta to run its Australian operations via a local entity to stop it bypassing local laws and facilitating organised crime.
A coordinated cyber attack has rocked Australia’s biggest superannuation funds, revealing major security lapses and igniting fresh criticism over industry governance and risk oversight.
Mike Cannon-Brookes says Australian tech companies need governments to ‘just get out of the way’, after the industry was left empty-handed in the federal budget.
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