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Australia’s new law targets cyber fraud by mandating secure disposal of old tech, as outdated devices pose major data risks.
Cyber fraud risks are rising as organizations neglect obsolete technology, with experts warning that improperly discarded IT assets create lasting vulnerabilities.
Australia’s new Scams Prevention Framework Act imposes strict compliance duties and fines up to AUD $50 million.
Despite 56% of IT leaders concerned about data exposure from end-of-life devices, only 5% of security budgets go toward IT asset disposition.
Experts stress the need for continuous ITAD strategies, ongoing employee training that slashes phishing susceptibility, and basic protections like unique passwords and multi-factor authentication to combat identity fraud, which now makes up nearly 30% of cybercrimes in Australia.
La nueva ley de Australia tiene como objetivo el fraude cibernético al exigir la eliminación segura de la tecnología antigua, ya que los dispositivos obsoletos representan importantes riesgos para los datos.