Industry Insider

  • WA enacts sweeping public sector privacy laws

    ​Western Australia will implement state-based privacy legislation for public sector organisations from July 2026, establishing new compliance obligations for government agencies and contracted service providers.

  • AI Data Boom Drives LTO Tape Revival

    Linear Tape-Open technology shipments reached a record 176.5 exabytes in 2024, marking 15.4% growth as enterprises grapple with surging unstructured data from artificial intelligence and machine learning implementations.

  • AML compliance pressure mounts across industry in 2025

    Smaller financial institutions face mounting pressure to meet anti-money laundering (AML) compliance standards as regulators increasingly target firms previously considered low-priority, according to analysis from compliance technology provider Consilient.

  • Vanta Acquires Riskey for Realtime Risk Monitoring

    Vanta has acquired Riskey, a specialist in realtime third- and fourth-party risk monitoring, in a move to transform how organizations manage vendor cybersecurity risks. The acquisition integrates Riskey's technology into Vanta's Vendor Risk Management platform, replacing traditional static point-in-time assessments with continuous, AI-driven risk intelligence.

  • ASIC Sues Fortnum Over Major Data Breach

    Australia's corporate regulator has filed court proceedings against financial advice business Fortnum Private Wealth Limited, alleging the company failed to adequately manage cybersecurity risks that exposed thousands of clients to potential cyber attacks.

  • Nutrient Updates SDK with AI Document Tools

    Nutrient has released its Q2 2025 Document AI SDK update, introducing artificial intelligence features designed to streamline document processing workflows as enterprises struggle with widespread AI adoption challenges.

  • AI Rush Built on Faulty CRM Foundations

    A new industry report reveals a striking contradiction at the heart of modern business operations: while 90% of organizations view customer relationship management data as fundamental to their success, three-quarters admit that less than half of their CRM information is actually accurate and complete.

  • British Email Error Costs Government £2 Billion

    In what has been described as the most expensive email in history, a British Ministry of Defence official's accidental data breach in February 2022 has cost the UK government up to £2 billion and prompted an unprecedented two-year cover-up involving a secret Afghan resettlement programme.

  • OpenText Clears Australian Government Security Hurdle

    OpenText has achieved a crucial Australian government security assessment for the cloud edition of its Content Management platform, formerly known as Extended ECM, potentially opening doors to more public sector contracts.

  • Queensland Startup Deploys AI to Tackle Compliance Crisis

    When the headlines fade after the latest mega data breach, the ripple effects are still keenly felt across enterprise and government supply chains. Many suppliers are now faced with meeting strict mandates such as ISO 27001 certification to continue doing business. When added to the demands of the new Privacy Act and Essential Eight cybersecurity framework, the compliance challenge is becoming enormous.

  • WA enacts sweeping public sector privacy laws

    ​Western Australia will implement state-based privacy legislation for public sector organisations from July 2026, establishing new compliance obligations for government agencies and contracted service providers.

  • AI Data Boom Drives LTO Tape Revival

    Linear Tape-Open technology shipments reached a record 176.5 exabytes in 2024, marking 15.4% growth as enterprises grapple with surging unstructured data from artificial intelligence and machine learning implementations.

  • AML compliance pressure mounts across industry in 2025

    Smaller financial institutions face mounting pressure to meet anti-money laundering (AML) compliance standards as regulators increasingly target firms previously considered low-priority, according to analysis from compliance technology provider Consilient.

  • Vanta Acquires Riskey for Realtime Risk Monitoring

    Vanta has acquired Riskey, a specialist in realtime third- and fourth-party risk monitoring, in a move to transform how organizations manage vendor cybersecurity risks. The acquisition integrates Riskey's technology into Vanta's Vendor Risk Management platform, replacing traditional static point-in-time assessments with continuous, AI-driven risk intelligence.

  • ASIC Sues Fortnum Over Major Data Breach

    Australia's corporate regulator has filed court proceedings against financial advice business Fortnum Private Wealth Limited, alleging the company failed to adequately manage cybersecurity risks that exposed thousands of clients to potential cyber attacks.

  • Nutrient Updates SDK with AI Document Tools

    Nutrient has released its Q2 2025 Document AI SDK update, introducing artificial intelligence features designed to streamline document processing workflows as enterprises struggle with widespread AI adoption challenges.

  • AI Rush Built on Faulty CRM Foundations

    A new industry report reveals a striking contradiction at the heart of modern business operations: while 90% of organizations view customer relationship management data as fundamental to their success, three-quarters admit that less than half of their CRM information is actually accurate and complete.

  • British Email Error Costs Government £2 Billion

    In what has been described as the most expensive email in history, a British Ministry of Defence official's accidental data breach in February 2022 has cost the UK government up to £2 billion and prompted an unprecedented two-year cover-up involving a secret Afghan resettlement programme.

  • OpenText Clears Australian Government Security Hurdle

    OpenText has achieved a crucial Australian government security assessment for the cloud edition of its Content Management platform, formerly known as Extended ECM, potentially opening doors to more public sector contracts.

  • Queensland Startup Deploys AI to Tackle Compliance Crisis

    When the headlines fade after the latest mega data breach, the ripple effects are still keenly felt across enterprise and government supply chains. Many suppliers are now faced with meeting strict mandates such as ISO 27001 certification to continue doing business. When added to the demands of the new Privacy Act and Essential Eight cybersecurity framework, the compliance challenge is becoming enormous.