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Latitude Financial Services

Latitude Financial Services

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Sep 14, 2026

Sally TindallGUEST
0:50
So we're talking about St. George, Bank of Melbourne, Bank SA, uh, Coles, Virgin, mycard, which is the old Citi cards that are now been taken over by NAB.
Sally TindallGUEST
0:59
David Jones, that's the Latitude cards.
Sally TindallGUEST
1:01
There's so many cards that are undergoing changes, and the dates are all different.
Sally TindallGUEST
1:05
Some changes have taken effect in some cards.
speaker_2GUEST
25:24
'Cause I would spend my cash as quickly as it came in, and it would be a Monday where I didn't work.
speaker_2GUEST
25:28
And so we would just figure it out, do you know what I mean? Like, Latitude and us were-
Victoria DevineHOST
25:32
Besties
speaker_2GUEST
25:32
... we were tight.
Trevor LongHOST
17:17
Yeah, and it's a horrible feeling.
Trevor LongHOST
17:19
Were you an Optus customer? Were you a Medibank customer? Were you a Latitude customer?
CatherineAUDIENCE
17:24
Are you collecting them all? I hope not.
Trevor LongHOST
17:28
Here's the thing.
Jon RoginskiGUEST
45:10
Yes.
Jon RoginskiGUEST
45:13
And then if we take a step back from the AI tools to other IT-based solutions, either delivered by Q2A or other providers, how do we identify the AI-based behaviors in the system? So another example that we have occurred three years ago, an attacker obtained a Latitude Financial employees login credentials so latitude is is from melbourne australia and they used those credentials to steal personal information that was held by other service providers millions of records were affected including driver's license passport information and all these things so to the system being accessed the credentials were valid but in this case even though the credentials were valid the behavior was unauthorized So the immediate challenge here wasn't to determine whether or not the behavior came from the employee or some agent, an external attacker, a script, or whatever it was.
Jon RoginskiGUEST
46:24
It was to be recognized that a trusted identity was being used to do something that should not be done.
Jon RoginskiGUEST
46:31
And we saw that same problem with Hugging Face.

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