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Why CISOs are quietly becoming information architects

In a recent post, I explored the butterfly effect of cybersecurity - the idea that one small misstep (like an over-permissioned user or misclassified document) can cascade into a major breach. Today, I want to go a step further: because it’s not just about access - it’s about architecture.

Finance Industry warns against restrictive AI regulation

The Australian finance industry is poised to deliver up to $A60 billion in economic growth by 2035 through the adoption of generative artificial intelligence, according to a new report that warns against heavy-handed government regulation of the emerging technology.

LTO-10 Breaks the Mold: New Tape Format Sacrifices Compatibility

After years of development and anticipation, the Linear Tape-Open (LTO) Consortium has officially launched LTO-10, the tenth generation of the industry's most widely adopted tape storage format. The latest generation as of 2025, LTO-10, can hold 30 TB in one cartridge, or 75 TB with industry-standard 2.5:1 compression.

Musk vs Australia: The Billionaire's Regulatory Battle Down Under

Elon Musk's confrontational approach to regulation has found a formidable opponent in Australia, where his companies X and Starlink are embroiled in multiple battles with government authorities.

Regional Australia Bank Hit with Privacy Breach Finding

Following a two-year investigation, Regional Australia Bank (RAB) has been found liable for a significant privacy breach that saw the personal financial data of up to 197 customers mixed up and potentially disclosed to the wrong people, according to a determination released by Privacy Commissioner Carly Kind.

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