Claude reliability incidents highlight a new continuity risk: what happens when business-critical AI agents and their underlying providers become unavailable?
Information security and cyber
Awareness Is a Behaviour, Not a Slide Deck: Simulated Phishing and Clause 7.3
Ask most businesses how they handle security awareness and you will hear the same answer: an annual slide deck and a quiz nobody remembers by lunchtime. It ticks a box. It changes almost nothing. When a well-crafted phishing email lands three months later, the slide deck is not in the room. The habit is, or […]
AUSTRAC Tranche 2: You’re Now Holding Clients’ ID Documents. Where Are Your Controls?
From 29 July 2026, around 80,000 Australian firms must enrol with AUSTRAC and hold clients’ identity documents. An ISO auditor on the security exposure most of them will miss.
Your AI Policy Shouldn’t Name a Vendor
The AI leaderboard flipped again in 2026. If your acceptable-use policy says “staff may use ChatGPT”, you are rewriting it every time the market moves, and your people are already outside it.
The Uninvited Guest: Why You Should Never Let Bots Auto-Join Your Meetings
Outlook autocompletes scott@unwanted.com instead of scott@mycompany.com. The stranger’s AI notetaker joins on their behalf, and records the lot. How it happens, and the Teams setting that stops it.
When Your Failover Fails: Business Continuity and the Mobile-Outage Trap
Most business continuity plans nominate mobile as the failover when the primary connection drops. Today’s nationwide Telstra outage showed why that’s a hidden single point of failure, and what a real BCP does about it.
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