Promoted Up in the clouds the security threat increases for government Features Cloud computing has been a boon for government communication, but it also markedly increases the security risk. The paradox is one agencies must be aware…
Why technology should come last in cyber security Monday December 14, 2015 By Stephen Easton Communications & Technology People and processes and having a clear plan that everyone understands will collectively do more to promote cyber security than buying technology. And that advice…
Promoted Setting the rules of engagement in cybersecurity war Friday October 23, 2015 By Sandy Plunkett Features Behind the public diplomacy is an ongoing cybersecurity war between global superpowers China, Russia and the United States. Caught in the crossfire, Australian agencies need…
Cyber security agency warnings pay off, but threat remains Wednesday July 29, 2015 By Stephen Easton News Cyber attacks continue to rise, but the number of significant breaches of government systems is going down.
What local cyber attacks? US personnel data breach not isolated event Wednesday June 17, 2015 By Stephen Easton Features The massive cyber attack against the US government is not an unusual event. Such attacks happen all the time, but victims either don't realise or…
Kevin Andrews: work together to build cyber security Wednesday June 17, 2015 By Kevin Andrews Features Cyber security must be a community effort in which agencies, industry and citizens can learn from each others' experiences, Defence Minister Kevin Andrews said today.
Former British radio spy joins cyber security review Monday April 20, 2015 By The Mandarin News The former chief of Britain's GCHQ, Sir Iain Lobban, will help shape Australia's response to cyber security threats. He joins BCA head Jennifer Westacott and…
