Assuming 2019 is required, the following 326 results were found.
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of these latest roadmaps follows the publication of the Combat Clothing, and the Munitions and Small Arms plans in December 2019, the Land Combat and Protected Vehicles plan in August 2020, and the Aerospace Platform Deeper Maintenance and Structural...
- Type: Article
- Author: Charbel Kadib
- Category: Security
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Optus and UniSA’s partnership in Lot Fourteen’s Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Living Lab project, launched in 2019.
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Security
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identity network from January to June. While there was 27 per cent growth year-on-year in transaction volume compared to 2019, the period saw an overall decline in global attack volume. Overall, human-initiated attacks across the digital identity...
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Security
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of customer financial data. McAfee saw an 89 per cent increase in disclosed incidents impacting the financial sector in 2019. Despite this, only a third of respondents surveyed by McAfee believed that their organisation was truly cyber resilient. “When...
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Government
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support Australia to become the leading global centre for cyber security education,” said AustCyber CEO Michelle Price. “The 2019 update indicates strong growth against the data outlined in the first iteration, released in April 2017, reflecting the...
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Security
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While awareness and management of cyber security risks were improving, there was still room for improvements. But in 2019, Australian financial firms are now more cyber resilient than ever. Firms assigned themselves ratings from “partial” (“policies and...
- Type: Article
- Author: Blair Dods
- Category: Security
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will present one of the region’s most capable and compelling identity and access management offerings.” Launched in October 2019, CyberCX has brought together the country’s most trusted cybersecurity companies to create comprehensive end-to-end cyber...
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Tech
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sets them up to succeed. Citing a survey of small and medium businesses conducted by the Australian Cyber Security Centre in 2019, they note that the sector is highly vulnerable to malicious cyber activity. Now, while it’s far from often that Australia...
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- Author: Sandy Milne
- Category: Security
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on an episode of Defence Connect’s podcast and was a judge of the Defence Connect Australian Defence Industry Awards 2019. Alex Scandurra, CEO of Stone & Chalk, has served in the armed forces and led digital transformation efforts in a major financial...
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- Author: Michelle Price
- Category: Government
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which will build on the strong foundations established by our $230 million 2016 Cyber Security Strategy and our $156 million 2019 cyber security election commitment.
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- Author: Stephen Kuper
- Category: Security
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success having been recognised as Telstra’s 2018 Australian Business of the year as well as Australia Defence Industry’s 2019 Cyber business of the year,” said Professor Frater. “They also have a strong connection with UNSW Canberra; from advising and...
- Type: Article
- Author: Sandy Milne
- Category: Security
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Defence College has been using virtual reality simulations for over 10 years for humanitarian operations. VR at home Since 2019, VR technology has also been used in the Defence Force School of Languages. While Australia has embraced the platforms...
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- Author: Sandy Milne
- Category: Security
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legal “guard rails” for Europe’s largest defence project: FCAS. The expert panel, which was first initiated in Germany in 2019, currently includes stakeholders such as the German Ministry of Defence, German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, foundations,...
- Type: Article
- Author: Stephen Kuper
- Category: Tech
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basic cyber resilience measures without consequence or accountability. The recent Commonwealth Cyber Security Posture in 2019 review confirmed the government’s sustained indifference to this national vulnerability, concluding that the implementation of...
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- Author: Tim Watts
- Category: Security
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extensive research and consultation. The organisation’s flagship publications – Australia’s Sector Competitiveness Plan 2019 and Industry Roadmap – outline the opportunity for Australia's cyber security sector to support growth across the whole economy.
- Type: Article
- Author: Stephen Kuper
- Category: Security
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Information Office as well as a mix of service cyber components, agencies, industry, academia and the military services. In 2019, 1,250 active military and government personnel and 1,125 industry professionals were in attendance from 16 countries. The...
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- Author: Reporter
- Category: Security
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to the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) every day. A new ACSC report, Cybercrime in Australia: July to September 2019, shows Australians are being targeted by sophisticated cyber operations online. Minister for Defence Linda Reynolds urged...
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- Author: Stephen Kuper
- Category: Security
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technology and high-value niche hardware, Australia is the ideal growth environment for cyber security businesses. The 2019 update was authored by AustCyber – the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network, part of the Australian government’s Industry...
- Type: Article
- Author: Stephen Kuper
- Category: Security
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the Five Eyes chief information officers described at the recent Military Communication and Information Systems Conference 2019 (MilCIS) in Canberra, Defence has to do more to keep up. "As we get older, we tend to get safer and more comfortable. Well,...
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- Author: Louis Dillon
- Category: Culture
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the need to continue boosting their partnerships during the Military Communication and Information Systems Conference 2019 (MilCIS) in Canberra. The partnership between Australia, the US, UK, Canada and New Zealand has been in place since 1946,...
- Type: Article
- Author: Louis Dillon
- Category: Government