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US Cybersecurity Firm Aura Heads to ASX Through Qoria Merger
Qoria Aura ASX merger will create AXQ after a US$100 million raise, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
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Cyber Security Awareness: How Australian Businesses and Individuals Can Stay Safe Online
Cyber threats are becoming more sophisticated, making cyber security awareness essential for both Australian businesses and individuals. From phishing scams and ransomware attacks to data breaches and identity theft, online risks continue to evolve. This article explores practical steps to improve digital safety, including strong password management, multi-factor authentication, employee training, secure networks and regular software updates. Whether you're running a business or protecting personal information, understanding cyber security best practices can help reduce risk, strengthen online defences and safeguard sensitive data in an increasingly connected digital world.
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Vulnetix is Named Australia’s First Global CVE Authority
Vulnetix has made history by becoming the first Root CVE Numbering Authority in Australia for the local tech industry. The new global role means the firm can cover the reporting and numbering of software security vulnerabilities in the Oceania region. Making this authority available in Australia means that now when the industry spots a digital threat, they can respond faster than ever before to identify and patch such threats. In this news article, we will explore how Vulnetix is helping secure the nation’s digital future and adding to Australia’s reputation in the global cyber security market
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Ex-DOGE Staffer Accused of Copying Social Security Data to USB
A whistleblower complaint alleges that a Department of Government Efficiency staff member copied sensitive Social Security data from restricted Social Security Administration databases onto a thumb drive. The records reportedly came from the Numident database and the Master Death File, which together contain hundreds of millions of identity records. Lawmakers have called for an investigation into how the data systems were accessed and handled.