Where’s the proof internet voting is secure? A response to Victoria’s Electoral Commissioner Australian Capital Territory Elections have special requirements. Ballot privacy is mandated by law. And elections must demonstrate that the result accurately reflects the choice of the people. So,…
Promoted The mitigation plan you need for inevitable cybersecurity attack Wednesday June 22, 2016 By The Mandarin Communications & Technology Government web infrastructure is inevitably vulnerable to so-called Distributed Denial of Service attacks. Here's the mitigation plan you need to put in place to protect…
Promoted The opportunities for government to rethink cybersecurity Friday November 6, 2015 By The Mandarin Features The threat level is significantly up and Australia is falling well behind on cybersecurity. Australian government agencies need a rethink on how they manage and…
Promoted Adapting to digital: reassessing the approach to cybersecurity Wednesday October 28, 2015 By Sandy Plunkett Features Traditional cybersecurity practices are failing to deter determined and well-resourced attackers. Agencies need to reassess their fundamental approach to protecting sensitive data.
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…
