
AI, Data and the future of security, a tech CEOs view
Stephen Scheeler is Australia’s most authoritative voice on digital disruption, transformation, culture & leadership.

Stephen Scheeler is Australia’s most authoritative voice on digital disruption, transformation, culture & leadership.

Dr Rasit Abay is the founder and director of FuturifAI, a Canberra-based Australian Space and AI company.


We speak with Jason Waller, CEO of Intelicare, a Perth-based AI home monitoring platform for the elderly.

We cross to Hong Kong and speak with Doug Wolfson, director of financial crime compliance at LexisNexis Risk Solutions about the use of AI and Machine Learning to combat Animal Trafficking.

Cybersecurity has always been defined by periods of inflection. Times of steady progress are followed by breakthroughs that fundamentally reshape how defenders operate and how technology enables them to succeed.

In May 2026, Sophos found an attacker running what amounted to a software development operation inside a customer’s network. Around a dozen AI agents, coordinated through a commercial coding assistant,

The AI conversation has changed. There’s no longer a question about whether organizations will use it. They’ve made that decision. The new question is whether AI can be governed, secured,

A year ago, we described AI as a force multiplier for cyber attackers: something that made existing techniques faster, cheaper, and more accessible. Over the past twelve months, the evidence

Drone proliferation has crossed a threshold. For the security decision-makers who responded to this globalsurvey, managing international airports, correctional facilities, seaports, and critical infrastructure acrossfive regions, unauthorized unmanned aircraft systems