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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 4 MIN

Healthcare Breach Fears, Retail Attacks & New Ransomware Laws

from Don't Be A Sitting Duck Podcast · host Leigh Kefford

Fatalities caused by cyberattacks in hospitals? That’s what healthcare leaders are bracing for—and that’s just the beginning. In this episode of the Don't Be A Sitting Duck Podcast, Leigh Kefford unpacks the critical cybersecurity threats facing Australia right now.We explore:The growing belief that it’s only a matter of time before a cyberattack leads to death in healthcare.New legislation requiring ransomware payment disclosures in Australia.A global surge in retail breaches hitting brands like Victoria’s Secret and The North Face.Full shownotes available at sittingduck.com.auEach story includes practical actions your business can take to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.🎯 Book your free Empower Systems Assessment at nationalpc.com.au/empower🎧 Get the audiobook Sitting Duck - The Phone Call You Don’t Want to Receive now on Spotify.This podcast was produced by ⁠National PC⁠, delivering expert ⁠cyber security services⁠ in ⁠Townsville ⁠and ⁠Cairns⁠ through our ⁠Empower Managed IT⁠ solutions—secure, reliable, and built for North Queensland businesses.

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