David Hollingworth is a Senior Journalist based in Sydney, Australia. With a focus on national news, David covers a range of topics including cyber security, technology, real estate, and finance. Their work has been featured in various publications such as REB (Real Estate Business), Sky, This Is Money, and Australian Aviation.
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David Hollingworth's coverage primarily focuses on privacy and cybersecurity, with a strong emphasis on data breaches, ransomware, and industry predictions related to cyber threats. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and press releases.
Given his focus, David may be open to receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights or commentary on emerging cybersecurity trends, data breach prevention strategies, the impact of government policies on cybersecurity practices, or analysis of recent high-profile cyber attacks.
As David has a national focus in Australia but covers international cyber incidents as well, sources providing regional context alongside global implications might also catch his attention.
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By: David Hollingworth
The Fog ransomware group is claiming to have stolen five gigabytes of data from the exclusive Victorian school.
By: David Hollingworth
A US university has begun notifying victims of a serious data breach following a cyber-attack by the Interlock ransomware gang.
By: David Hollingworth
ZScaler’s chief security officer and head of research thinks AI will end up being a boon for network defenders and cyber criminals.
By: David Hollingworth
It’s that time of year again, when we cast our collective gaze as an industry forward and pontificate on what may come next.
By: David Hollingworth
Cyber security is an inherently people-based problem – it's one thing to wonder how the hackers may adapt in 2025, but what about the people on the other side of the equation?
The Australian digital services firm has announced an unconditional, on-market takeover bid of the struggling cyber security company.
By: David Hollingworth
A Trump White House looks set to massively deregulate cryptocurrency and make crypto-mining great again as Russia looks to its own crypto ambitions.
By: David Hollingworth
When it comes to cyber security, the one thing that never changes is that the state of play changes all the time.
It’s been a year of policy firsts for the Australian government, but the new year looks just as challenging for politicians at home and abroad – and for their constituents.
Zscaler’s chief security officer and head of research believes paying a ransom can sometimes be the only option to keep sensitive data safe.
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