Stop the hack this Cyber Security Awareness Month

Adoption of AI is growing fast. Many SMEs are starting to use AI to help drive growth, automate tasks, provide insights and improve customer experience.

Microsoft is forecasting 2026 as a defining year for artificial intelligence, marking the moment AI shifts from being a tool to becoming a true collaborator across industries. In a recent insights report, the company outlines seven major trends it expects will shape how people work, create and solve problems in the year ahead.

The Victorian Government has launched its AI Mission Statement outlining a vision for Victoria to become a global leader in responsible and ethical adoption of AI.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance operations, improve efficiency and maintain a competitive edge.

With Australia's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Week 2025 held from 24–30 November, businesses have the opportunity to connect, learn and take action, no matter where they are on their AI journey.

With a cyber crime being reported every six minutes in Australia, Cyber Security Awareness Month is an annual reminder and opportunity to take action to protect yourself and your business online.

TalentConnect is a new Victorian Government supported platform that helps employers connect with skilled cyber and digital technology professionals, including international candidates who are open to relocating to Victoria.

The Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre (ASD’s ACSC) Annual Cyber Threat Report for 2024-25 has revealed the growing cost and ongoing threat of malicious cyber activity to Australia.

With artificial intelligence evolving rapidly and reshaping the way people live and work, the Victorian Chamber’s Age of Intelligence event explored how the technology is being applied across industries, and what it takes to build the skills, systems and strategies to thrive.

Victoria’s Digital Jobs program is providing Victorians access to high-skilled future jobs in the construction and advanced manufacturing sectors.

Catherine Toms, Co-Founder of AI Growth Academy, isn’t here to hype artificial intelligence. With over 25 years of experience in leading transformation and growth for global and national brands, she’s focused on helping businesses cut through the noise – and the ‘slop’ – to achieve meaningful outcomes.

The Victorian Chamber and Microsoft launch an AI Enablement Program to help SMEs build capability, boost productivity, and unlock future opportunities.