OAIC’s Children’s Online Privacy Code Draft — What Australian NFPs Need to Know

The OAIC's exposure draft of the Children's Online Privacy Code 2026 has big implications for Australian NFPs. Here's what it covers and

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OAIC Privacy Sweep Targets Licensed Venues — What Your Pub, Club or Hotel Should Check

The OAIC's inaugural privacy-policy sweep explicitly includes licensed venues. Here's what Australian hospitality operators should check before an infringement notice arrives.

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What Is Remote Code Execution (RCE)? The Security Term Behind This Weekend’s FortiSandbox Scare

Plain-English explainer: what remote code execution means, why "unauthenticated RCE" is the worst case, and the two questions to ask your IT

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Booking.com Breach: What Australian Hotels Need to Check Now

Booking.com has confirmed a breach exposing guest data via compromised hotel partners. Australian hospitality operators should tighten extranet security now.

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Critical nginx-ui Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack Web Servers Without a Password

A critical authentication bypass flaw (CVE-2026-33032, CVSS 9.8) in nginx-ui is being actively exploited, letting attackers take over web servers without credentials.

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McGraw-Hill Breach Exposes SaaS Misconfiguration Risk — What NFPs Using Salesforce Should Check

A Salesforce misconfiguration led to a major data breach at McGraw-Hill. Australian not-for-profits using CRM platforms should audit their configurations now.

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What Is a Non-Human Identity? Why Your Business Has More Accounts Than You Think

Machine identities now outnumber humans in most organisations — and 75% have no assigned owner. Here's what non-human identity means for your

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Apple Business Launches Today — What Hospitality Venues Should Know

Apple Business launches today as a free platform combining MDM, email, and brand tools. Hospitality venues on Apple devices should sign up

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Secure Boot Certificates Expire in June — What Your NFP Needs to Do Now

Microsoft Secure Boot certificates from 2011 expire in June 2026. Not-for-profits running older hardware should update now to avoid losing boot-level security.

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What Is a Supply Chain Attack? The Software Risk Most Businesses Don’t See Coming

Three major software tools were compromised in supply chain attacks this month. Here’s what a supply chain attack actually is and why

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OAIC’s Children’s Online Privacy Code Draft — What Australian NFPs Need to Know

OAIC Privacy Sweep Targets Licensed Venues — What Your Pub, Club or Hotel Should Check

What Is Remote Code Execution (RCE)? The Security Term Behind This Weekend’s FortiSandbox Scare

Booking.com Breach: What Australian Hotels Need to Check Now

Critical nginx-ui Flaw Lets Attackers Hijack Web Servers Without a Password

McGraw-Hill Breach Exposes SaaS Misconfiguration Risk — What NFPs Using Salesforce Should Check

What Is a Non-Human Identity? Why Your Business Has More Accounts Than You Think

Apple Business Launches Today — What Hospitality Venues Should Know

Secure Boot Certificates Expire in June — What Your NFP Needs to Do Now

What Is a Supply Chain Attack? The Software Risk Most Businesses Don’t See Coming

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