Parliament Orders Release of Secret American Express Security Report

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Parliament has ordered the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) to release a secret report on American Express's security failures.
The OAIC had used gag orders to keep the findings confidential, citing risks to Amex's cybersecurity.
The motion passed with support from Liberals, Greens, and independents, mandating the report's release by July 28.

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Parliament has ordered the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) to release a secret report on American Express's security failures. The OAIC had used gag orders to keep the findings confidential, citing risks to Amex's cybersecurity. The motion passed with support from Liberals, Greens, and independents, mandating the report's release by July 28.

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