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Optus launches cyber-readiness program for small businesses

Optus launched a free cyber-readiness program for small businesses, citing cyber incidents affecting one in three businesses.

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The reported prevalence indicates a broad cyber-risk exposure among small businesses, though the item describes a preparedness initiative rather than a new attack.

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  1. Optus launches free cyber readiness program for small businesses as cyber incidents impact one in three ↗itwire.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 5:16 AM UTC

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