Industry Q&A

This week, Lisa Fitzgerald dives into the recent Federal Court ruling on cyber practices before outlining just how inextricably linked technology is to the law.

Emmy Sobieski thrills us with her ‘a-ha’ moment of discovering Web3, while also explaining why market cycles should be a cautionary tale for us all.

Musab Hemsi, Employment Director at Anderson Strathern and accredited specialist in employment law, discusses how businesses can define their purpose through greater investment into talent and culture.

Emma Poposka, CEO and Co-Founder at bronID, discusses why identity verification for organisations is so important, and explains how money launderers are infiltrating financial institutions.

Stuart Naismith, host of YouTube’s STEM with Mr N, explains how teaching STEM from an early age can address issues of diversity within the tech industry.

What is social engineering in the context of security? Alethe Denis dives into how psychology, trust and human biases affect security, and explains why women generally make better social engineers.

Biometric Update's Chris Burt calls on biometric vendors to "know their role" when it comes to ensuring transparency in their messaging.

Mark Jones, Consulting Partner at Tesserent, examines the critical function of the Chief Information Security Officer.

Cameron D’Ambrosi, Managing Director at Liminal, explains why having a robust digital identity framework can help you implement the right solutions while protecting against cybersecurity breaches.

BioID's Ann-Kathrin Freiberg explains why new biometric attack vectors like deepfakes should be managed, not feared.