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Elise Shaw

Elise Shaw

Verified

Managing Editor, Company Director Magazine

Sydney

Final Covers

Agriculture, News , Sport, Courts, State And Federal Politics , Environment

Doesn’t Cover

Tech, bitcoin, personal finance.

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Content

Total articles 124

  • Artificial Intelligence and the rise of cyber threats

    By Elise Shaw Verified| Australian Institute of Company Directors@ Cyberattacks are escalating in speed and sophistication. Employees susceptible to social engineering have proved vulnerable, despite organisations working to strengthen their cyberattack defences, according to the CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report. Adversaries target workers and systems lacking modern security controls. Once inside, they move across networks to execute attacks. The fastest breakout observed took just 51 seconds, with an average of 48 minutes, says the report.

    By Elise Shaw Verified · Australian Institute of Company Directors

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • MyPass Global swipes $7.5m series A for its skills passport

    By Shivaune Field, Mark Whittaker, Elise Shaw Verified| Forbes Australia@ Published on@ February 25, 2025@ Sixty-six per cent of organisations in Australia are under-prepared to manage their workforce, according to Deloitte. That risk is compounded by the prevalence of contracted labour and reliance on simplistic digital tools. “I am an efficiency freak and I hate waste,” Matt Smith tells Forbes Australia.

    By Shivaune Field, Mark Whittaker, Elise Shaw Verified · Forbes Australia

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Artificial Intelligence and the rise of cyber threats

    By Elise Shaw Verified| Australian Institute of Company Directors@ Cyberattacks are escalating in speed and sophistication. Employees susceptible to social engineering have proved vulnerable, despite organisations working to strengthen their cyberattack defences, according to the CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report. Adversaries target workers and systems lacking modern security controls. Once inside, they move across networks to execute attacks. The fastest breakout observed took just 51 seconds, with an average of 48 minutes, says the report.

    By Elise Shaw Verified · Australian Institute of Company Directors

    Mar. 26, 2025

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