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Why is the Premier League now subject to new cybersecurity rules, and what punishments could they face? The experts weigh in
The Premier League must now comply with the UK's Network and Information Systems (NIS) regulations, which have been expanded to cover major sports organisations due to their large audiences and significant revenue. Clubs face fines of up to £17 million for failing to meet required cybersecurity standards. Experts say teams must improve incident response planning, staff training, and protection of operational systems to comply.
Social media firms urge caution on early Australia under-16 ban data
Matched: Australia
Australian social media companies are urging caution over early data on the country's under-16 social media ban, as the government considers stronger enforcement powers and higher penalties. The firms argue the data is too limited to draw firm conclusions, while authorities examine whether current measures are working and what additional tools may be needed to enforce the age restrictions.
APRA seeks $8m Bendigo cyber control penalty
Matched: Australia
Australia's prudential regulator is seeking an $8 million penalty against Bendigo and Adelaide Bank over alleged failures in its cyber security controls. The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority claims the bank breached its prudential standards, marking a significant enforcement action targeting digital risk management and accountability at one of the country's larger regional lenders.
Australia hikes levy for tech giants that fail to strike local news deals
Matched: Australia
Australia will increase a levy on large technology companies that fail to reach commercial deals with local news outlets to pay for journalism. The charge will be calculated based on advertising revenue rather than total revenue, narrowing its scope. The move is designed to pressure platforms like Google and Meta into negotiating fair compensation agreements with Australian news publishers.