Chris Arceo
May 30, 2026 / AI & Automation
The agentic SOC: how AI is changing detection and response
Security tools produce thousands of alerts a day and most are never read. Here is how an agentic SOC triages at machine speed, and why a human still signs off the decisions that...Chris Arceo
May 30, 2026 / AI & Automation
Network segmentation in a world of autonomous AI agents
Once an attacker is inside, what matters is how far they can move. On a flat network, AI fans out in minutes. Here is how segmentation and zero trust network access contain the...Moe Chizari
May 28, 2026 / AI & Automation
WA went first on AI law. The EU went hardest. Microsoft just made both irrelevant for the Australian AI supply chain.
Microsoft’s SSPA program now requires ISO 42001 for sensitive-use AI suppliers. Australia chose not to legislate AI. The combined effect on the Australian AI supply chain is...Greg Markowski
May 27, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Windows 10 end of support: the AU SMB playbook for what comes next
Windows 10 support ended October 2025. Here is what AU SMBs still on Win 10 need to do, including cyber insurance and compliance impact.Greg Markowski
May 25, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Phishing-resistant MFA: why your fallbacks just bypassed it
Two attacks in 2025 showed that FIDO2 passkeys fail when MFA fallbacks stay enabled. What Australian businesses need to audit in their Microsoft 365 tenant.Moe Chizari
May 24, 2026 / AI & Automation
ISO 42001 vs NIST AI RMF vs Australia’s GfAA: which AI governance framework should your business adopt
ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, and Australia’s GfAA do different things for different audiences. Honest comparison and recommendation for Australian businesses.Greg Markowski
May 23, 2026 / AI & Automation
NIST Cyber AI Profile explained: what NIST IR 8596 means for Australian businesses
NIST has published the first cybersecurity framework built for AI. NIST IR 8596 explained in plain terms for Australian businesses deploying AI in 2026.Greg Markowski
May 22, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Privacy Act, Essential 8, and SMB1001: how the three frameworks overlap for AU SMBs
The most common question we get from Perth SMBs working through their compliance obligations: “if I do Essential 8 (or SMB1001), does that cover Privacy Act compliance too?”...Greg Markowski
May 21, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Privacy Act 2026 enforcement: what AU SMBs need to know before the regulator arrives
Privacy Act 2026 enforcement is live. Here is what the OAIC is actually looking at, the new penalties, and what AU SMBs need to do now.Chris Arceo
May 20, 2026 / AI & Automation
Business email compromise just got an AI upgrade
Business email compromise is the costliest crime in cybersecurity, and AI just removed its last weaknesses. Here are the two variants that hurt most, and the free process rule...Chris Arceo
May 17, 2026 / AI & Automation
Your staff versus the deepfake: how AI is changing the human layer
Attackers no longer send clumsy emails. They clone your CEO’s voice and join video calls wearing your CFO’s face. Here is how to defend the human layer, the one target...Chris Arceo
May 16, 2026 / AI & Automation
Vulnerability management when attackers scan faster than you can patch
Most businesses patch by severity score and run out of time before reaching the flaws attackers actually use. Here is how to prioritise by real-world exploitability and cut your...