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Arts Centre Melbourne experienced a phishing incident where a malicious email reached multiple staff members, resulting in one user entering their credentials. The organization utilized Arctic Wolf's managed detection and response (MDR) service, which was already in place, to identify and contain the threat following an internal review that revealed gaps in cybersecurity monitoring.
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2026-02-10
Phishing email incident reported at Arts Centre Melbourne
2026-02-11
Arts Centre Melbourne outlines incident response and containment
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