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Electric vehicle charging a cyber risk to the national energy grid
Experts have warned about the risks of electric vehicle charging, with technology needed to manage the electricity flow ...
OAIC launches investigation into Optus
Following the Optus customer data breach, which left potentially millions of customers’ information in the hands of ...
archTIS to provide NC Encrypt to Singaporean government agency
archTIS Limited has announced today it has entered into an OEM agreement with NTT Singapore to deliver the company’s NC ...
New cyber advisory exposes Iranian cyber threat
Federal agencies representing four nations have contributed to the development of new guidance on malicious cyber ...
ACSC and Five Eyes joint advisory issued, warning of Iranian cyber threats
The Five Eyes nations along with the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), have issued a joint advisory on 15 ...
North Korean hackers target US, Canada and Japan energy sectors via Log4j exploit
A new cyber espionage campaign targeting US, Canadian and Japanese energy providers has been linked to Lazarus, a North ...
Hackers hit Queensland government agencies with phishing emails
Hackers have targeted over 1,300 Queensland public servants, forcing some to log back in after hours in an effort to ...
China blames NSA after its military research university got hacked
Chinese authorities have pointed the finger at the NSA following recent cyber attacks on the country’s Northwestern ...
Australian Department of Health awards archTIS new contract
The software provider received the contract to help create a data-centric strategy for the Australian Department of ...
‘Cyber is not static’
For lawyers working in the cyber security space, a proactive approach to any new regulations and developments can mean ...
How the space industry can ensure a secure state for critical infrastructure
Michael Murphy from Fortinet explains how the space sector can shore up its defences to secure critical infrastructure
Australia joins Global CBPR Forum to bolster cross-border data privacy
Australia has joined the multilateral initiative Global Cross-Border Privacy Rules (CBPR) Forum to improve the ...
Beyond the bare bones: Securing Australia’s critical infrastructure
Opinion: Michael van Rooyen from Orro Group outlines strategies Australian stakeholders can employ to shore up critical ...