Most security deadlines arrive as a consultation, a speech or a draft Bill, and the honest advice is usually to wait and see. This one is different. The schedule is already running, the first step took effect six months ago, and the organisations that enforce it have already voted. From 15 March 2026, publicly trusted […]
Information security and cyber
The ACSC Just Handed Your IT Provider a Question. Do You Know How to Ask It?
There is a line in the alert ASD’s Australian Cyber Security Centre published today that most people will skim past. It says the alert “is intended for a technical audience”. A few lines on: “Small to medium business should engage with their MSP or Enterprise IT provider to understand if they use the N-able N-central […]
The ACSC Just Told You Your Website Is the Attack Surface
A global campaign is deploying webshells through known CMS and plugin vulnerabilities, and the ACSC says many small and mid-sized Australian businesses are already impacted. Nearly every flaw already has a patch.
The Logins You Forgot to Turn Off
ASD and the AICD have told boards that AI agents need minimum access. Most access reviews only list people. What to check, and a free checklist.
ISO 42001 and ISO 27001: How They Fit Together
ISO 42001 (AI management) and ISO 27001 (information security) share the same structure and integrate cleanly. Here’s how they overlap and why a combined system is the smart move for AI-driven businesses.
Four questions to ask before you let an AI agent loose
Anthropic’s Deputy CISO uses four questions to decide whether an AI agent is safe to deploy. Here they are, and how they map to the controls in ISO 27001 and ISO 42001.
The Cost of Poor Quality: What Incidents Really Cost Across Safety, Environment, Security and AI
Everyone asks what ISO certification costs. The better question is what poor quality and incidents cost: 10-30% of revenue in quality failures, $4.26M average data breaches, $10M environmental penalties and a $28.6B-a-year safety problem, paid in people, reputation and dollars.
OpenAI’s Medicare Breach: What It Means for Australian Businesses Using AI Agents
OpenAI’s models reached four Australian government bodies in June, and the warning took months to arrive. What that means for your own AI incident process, from both sides.
What Your Data Breach Response Plan Has to Prove, and the 72-Hour Clock Coming With It
Some organisations have a data breach response plan. Few can show it has ever been tested. The privacy exposure draft released on 31 August 2026 would make that gap explicit, and add a 72-hour clock to the existing 30-day one.
Your Visitor Policy Says No Cameras. Your Visitors Are Wearing Them.
The Privacy Commissioner has put surveillance wearables on the record. Your visitor rules assume the camera is a phone, and ISO 27001 Annex A 7.6 assumes you can see it.
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