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What Pavel Durov’s arrest means for social media platforms
Alexi Mostrous, Tortoise MediaTelegram founder’s arrest in France is the most drastic national action yet taken against a social media boss. French prosecutors are due to decide whether to charge Pavel Durov, Telegram’s chief executive, with cybercrime offences.
cybersecurity
government relations
Hacking HR: how can people leaders ensure their operations are cybersecure?
Sam Forsdick, RaconteurHackers have HR in their sights. Closer collaboration with CISOs is vital to ensure the sensitive employee data HR oversees is well-protected.
cybersecurity
The tussle over TikTok isn’t just geopolitics
Carol Soon, Chew Han Ei and Ann Mak, CNAThe ongoing technological tussle between the US and China reflects a broader trend. Increasingly, countries are implementing unilateral policies and initiatives to regulate the internet and digital sphere, in a bid to safeguard their autonomy and control of the internet.
socio political environment
cybersecurity
World-first guidance to help Australian directors govern through a cyber crisis
Australian Institute of Company DirectorsA new world-first guidance will support Australian directors navigate the complex ramifications of a significant cyber incident.
cybersecurity
No secrets for Optus: Findings on data breach can be revealed
Avril Janks, Law Society JournalLast year, after experiencing a massive cyberattack, Optus commissioned an analysis of the cause. When the resulting report came out, Optus tried to keep it secret, claiming legal professional privilege. But the court disagreed.
cybersecurity
reputation
How Australia’s seven-year cybersecurity plan can succeed
David Tuffley, Smart CompanyThe Australian government has released its 2023–2030 Cyber Security Strategy, which aims to make Australia one of the most cyber-secure nations in the world by 2030.
cybersecurity
public policy
A human rights-based approach to cybersecurity
Bonita Philp, The MandarinGrowing cyber threats have led to increasingly restrictive policies that threaten human rights in the name of national security. Simultaneously, unequal internet access, insecure use and the lack of ownership over online information undermine social cohesion and resilience. In the absence of global standards...
cybersecurity
public policy
Cybersecurity policies: what is coming next?
Nuria Talayero San Miguel, TelefonicaIn 2022, for the first time in history, Denmark recorded zero bank robberies. But criminals in the digital age are finding new ways to steal, all while cyber-attacks by nation-state actors have become more common and visible.
cybersecurity
public policy
A tool to help boards measure cyber resilience
Keri Pearlson, Harvard Business ReviewDuring our research, we asked cybersecurity leaders, board directors and other subject matter experts about board cybersecurity discussions and the reporting given to boards in preparation for these discussions. All respondents had strong opinions about cybersecurity boardroom discussions. Generally, participants...
cybersecurity
The big debate: is AI a blessing or curse for cybersecurity?
Josh Sims, RaconteurIn a world of constantly evolving cyber threats, the rise of artificial intelligence is not just the latest in a long line of potentially dangerous escalations. Instead, this could be a massively damaging development, with AI tools theoretically enabling infinitely more threats to be generated at speed, with...
cybersecurity