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Qantas data breach exposes up to six million customer profiles
The airline was hit by a cyber attack on a platform storing names, email addresses and phone numbers.

GenAI adoption surges in healthcare but security hurdles remain
Nearly all healthcare organisations use GenAI, but 96% face data security and scaling challenges, risking patient privacy and infrastructure strain, finds Nutanix.

Bebop reaches NZD $1.2 million ARR in 45 days with SME focus
Bebop, an AI sales tool by Black Pearl Group, reached NZD $1.2 million ARR in 45 days, targeting SMEs with affordable, high-quality sales intelligence.

APAC retailers are missing out on the benefits of personalisation technology
APAC retailers risk missing out as personalisation tech boosts loyalty and sales, with early adopters like Tesco reaping significant rewards.

Exabeam Nova unveils AI agent to empower CISOs with insights
Exabeam launches its AI-powered Nova Advisor Agent to help CISOs turn complex security data into strategic insights for board-level presentations.

Bebop reaches USD $1.2 million ARR in 45 days with SME focus
Bebop, an AI sales tool by Black Pearl Group, reached USD $1.2 million ARR in 45 days, targeting SMEs with affordable, high-quality sales intelligence.

Cloudflare makes AI crawlers opt-in, giving power to creators
Cloudflare now blocks AI crawlers by default, letting website owners opt-in to share content, aiming to protect creators and create fair AI content use.

Exclusive: Qualys' Sam Salehi explains why ANZ firms are turning to risk platforms
Qualys' ANZ MD Sam Salehi says firms in Australia and New Zealand are adopting risk platforms amid a cybersecurity skills crisis and evolving threats.

AI & cloud security top enterprise concerns amid tool sprawl
Thales' 2025 study reveals AI and cloud security top enterprise concerns as 52% of firms shift budgets amid growing complexity and rising cyber threats.

Skills AI-driven shops want to see in developers
Developers must now master architectural design, AI communication, and security to effectively collaborate with AI in software development workflows.

Another use for AI
AI can give you far more than just raw information on a subject -- it can pretty accurately allow you to see just how it has been presented on the Net and identify any biases or perceptions that prevail. I found that useful.

Business intelligence and data-driven decision-making in an unpredictable trade environment
Australian manufacturers are turning to business intelligence and data-driven decision-making to navigate challenges and seize opportunities in an unpredictable trade environment.

Datacom posts NZD $1.48 billion revenue, eyes AI-led growth
Datacom Group reported steady NZD $1.48 billion revenue for FY25, focusing on AI-driven growth amid challenges in New Zealand and strong Australian contracts.

Swyftx acquires Caleb & Brown to target wealthy US investors
Swyftx is acquiring US crypto brokerage Caleb & Brown to target wealthy investors, marking the largest crypto acquisition in Australasian history.

Exclusive: AI drives new cyber threats & resilience strategies in APJ
AI adoption in Asia-Pacific fuels cyber threats as businesses ramp up defences amid growing use of AI-powered cyberattacks and regulatory changes.

Singapore police can now seize bank accounts to stop scams
The new law was passed to combat Singapore's worsening scam problem, but some have said it is too intrusive.

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