Jeremy Nadel is a journalist at various prominent publications including CRN Australia, IoT Hub, iTnews, ACS (Australian Computer Society), The Guardian, and The Saturday Paper. He focuses on topics such as AI platforms, software development, and transportation policy and regulation, often exploring the intersection of technology and public policy. His work has been featured in several notable outlets, highlighting his expertise in these critical areas.
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Jeremy Nadel’s coverage primarily revolves around legal and compliance issues, government announcements, data breaches, privacy & cybersecurity in the context of digital transformation and technology. He focuses on National (Australia) news with a specific emphasis on Melbourne.
If you are looking to reach out to Jeremy, consider providing insights into government policies related to technology, cybersecurity regulations or compliance standards especially within Australia. Additionally, if you have expert commentary or analysis regarding data breaches in Australian organizations or developments relating to NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme), your pitch may be well received by him.
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Police obtain cross-border social media information. Australian authorities are now accessing personal data from social media and email
Fears tool reduces people to data points.
Sparks workplace and consumer rights concerns. Several Australian retailers have kept facial recognition technology (FRT) on despite the
Gaming venues claiming to use facial recognition tools to help curb problem gambling and crime are accused of employing the technology to track big spenders and increase profits.
By: Jeremy Nadel
Tech giant confirms granting push token request for first time. Apple has confirmed granting Australian law enforcement access to some user
FBI used exploit to extract user data. Apple has patched an exploit that the FBI used to extract portions of incoming messages after the they and their corresponding had been deleted.
