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Proactive cybersecurity must lead innovation in Australia’s AI future

The recent establishment of the Australian Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute (AISI) represents a critical step in advancing the National AI Plan’s commitment to proactive safety. As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded across the economy, AISI’s role in identifying, managing and mitigating emerging risks, including cyber threats, will be essential to ensuring AI delivers societal and economic benefit while keeping Australians safe.

Proactive cybersecurity must lead innovation in Australia’s AI future AI presents extraordinary opportunities for productivity, innovation and growth but it also amplifies risk.

How to approach change management during major healthcare initiatives

Michael Collins of Wellstar offers a preview of his HIMSS26 session, which aims to equip leaders with proven approaches to accelerate adoption, reduce resistance and help their organizations realize the full value of their investments.

Digital transformation is being undertaken by nearly every health system in the U.S. healthcare industry today. The key word here is transformation – which of course means plenty of change.

However, many health systems do not have a solid, scalable plan for change management. One such plan is known as the organizational change management strategy, which aligns support levels to the size and effects of each part of an effort. It can be applied to digital transformation or other big healthcare initiatives.

How to approach change management during major healthcare initiatives Michael Collins of Wellstar offers a preview of his HIMSS26 session, which aims to equip leaders with proven approaches to accelerate adoption, reduce resistance and help their organizations realize the full value of their investments.

Google’s Chrome Decision—Updates Stop For Millions Of Apple Users

Apple warns iPhone and Mac users to stop using Chrome. “Unlike Chrome," Apple tells users, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” But Google is also warning that millions of Apple users must quit Chrome — confirming when all support will stop.

Google’s decision affects Mac users running the Monterey version of Apple’s OS. “Hey all,” Google says, “Chrome 150 is the last version of Chrome that will support macOS 12 (Monterey). Chrome 151 (tentatively scheduled for release on July 28, 2026) is the first version of Chrome that requires macOS 13 Ventura or later. You’ll need to ensure your device is running macOS 13 or later to continue receiving future Chrome releases.”

Google’s Chrome Decision—Updates Stop For Millions Of Apple Users If you're running one of these Apple Macs, here's your deadline for security updates.

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