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The proposed measures aim to tackle the crisis caused by the increasing frequency and severity of ransomware incidents.

Recent events have shown just how dangerous it can be for businesses in today's online cyber risk environment.

Anyone can purchase available keywords - which may include registered trade marks. For example, a competitor of Louis Vuitton could purchase the keyword 'Louis Vuitton', meaning that Google users may be presented with an advertisement and a link to a competitor's website when they search 'Louis Vuitton'.

The ACCC is warning small businesses to beware of domain name scams.

It is not widely known that in this situation, section 54 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 might assist the insured. Section 54 might, in effect, “excuse” (our term) the insured’s late notification of the claim.

In late 2005, gadens lawyers represented Sydney businessman Eddie Stevens who won a landmark case against Sony in the High Court that was widely-viewed as a win for gamers and chippers.

The development and publication of the guide recognises the role of product reviews to both consumers and businesses.

The ACCC launched unprecedented legal action for allegedly manipulating online ratings and reviews on the website.

We should recognise the scams that target us by phone, email or social media, but some people are still being caught.

Reports are that online scams have increased during COVID-19, with people transacting more online than ever before.

Online fraud scams have increased during the COVID period, with more people transacting online than ever before.

This new guide aims to make it easier for financial services providers to communicate information to clients digitally.

Many cyber breaches - and associated losses - could be prevented through simple security controls and insurance policies.

At its latest series of public meetings concluding 18 March 2011, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has announced its intention to implement the new generic top level domain (gTLD) program by 20 June 2011.

With the rise of digital technologies and mining of big data, CIIs are increasingly utilised in a range of industries.

This decision creates the possibility for another avenue of relief when parties want the domain name to be transferred.

In a blow for Australian brand owners who have or plan to have a stake in the European market, the Advocate General who is the legal advisor to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has stated that the Google AdWords system does not infringe third party trade mark rights.