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SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

With 98 per cent of Australian businesses comprising of small businesses contributing a third of our economic output and employing 41 per cent of the workforce, governments are naturally...

The mechanics of a Budget speech, and the Opposition reply

4 April 2022 | by David Havyatt

Every year both the Treasurer’s budget speech and the Opposition Leader’s reply speech are criticised for what they didn’t say, almost as much for what they did. Most of...

Anthony Albanese: All quiet on the cyber front

31 March 2022 | by James Riley

You can only guess that Josh Frydenberg’s commitment of $9.9 billion to the Australian Signals Directorate for a cyber defensive and offensive capability uplift caught Labor by surprise. Because...

The $10b REDSPICE cyber showstopper: Labor has questions

30 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The federal government has questions to answer about its record $9.9 billion investment in the Australian spy agency’s cyber capabilities, including where the additional highly skilled workforce will come...

WA government commits $25.5m to bolster cybersecurity

27 March 2022 | by Brandon How

The Western Australian government has committed $25.5 million to expand its cyber security services by hiring more staff, with the funding used to transform the Cyber Security Unit at...

NSW engages AISA to build cyber industry partnership

3 March 2022 | by Brandon How

The New South Wales government has engaged the nation’s cybersecurity industry advocacy group – the Australian Information Security Association (AISA) – to build a new Industry Partnership Program through...

Ukraine war a wake-up call for Australia’s digital chasm

28 February 2022 | by Marie Johnson

In the third decade of the 21st century, the digital chasm has been crossed. But not as anticipated or predicted. The Ukraine crisis is a demonstration of the power...

Joint Aust-UK-US intelligence paper highlights ransomware threat

14 February 2022 | by Brandon How

A joint report coordinated by the cybersecurity authorities of the US, the UK, and Australia has warned of the increased global threat of ransomware attack and have advised organisations...

Cyber: ‘You really need people from all walks of life’

21 December 2021 | by Rachael Bolton

In line with the Morrison government’s recent announcement of $60 million in grant funding to support cyber security projects that focus on increasing diversity in the sector, the connection...

Govt embarks on last round of critical infrastructure reforms

16 December 2021 | by Denham Sadler

Consultation has begun on the last round of the government’s significant critical infrastructure reforms which include the power to require companies deemed to be “nationally significant” to install software...

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SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

The mechanics of a Budget speech, and the Opposition reply

Anthony Albanese: All quiet on the cyber front

The $10b REDSPICE cyber showstopper: Labor has questions

WA government commits $25.5m to bolster cybersecurity

NSW engages AISA to build cyber industry partnership

Ukraine war a wake-up call for Australia’s digital chasm

Joint Aust-UK-US intelligence paper highlights ransomware threat

Cyber: ‘You really need people from all walks of life’

Govt embarks on last round of critical infrastructure reforms

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