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Ashurst 2022-11-29 1:54 amBy Cindy Cameronne | Sydney
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Despite recent class actions against Medibank and Optus for cybersecurity breaches, class actions over cyber attacks will not become common because they involve “a lot of work for not a lot of money”, a lawyer has predicted.

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