Displaying items by tag: Australian Cyber Security Growth Network

Australia's cyber bureaucracy appears to have been hard at work during the lockdown and has come up with what it calls a Digital Trust Report, the ultimate example of tripe about the cyber security industry, one that offers statistics galore, but with no explanation of how they have been calculated or what use they are.

Tasmania’s Cyber Security Innovation Node has been launched in Launceston, with the node becoming the latest addition to AustCyber’s National Network of Cyber Security Innovation Nodes designed to foster and accelerate cyber capability development and innovation across Australia.

Australian Cyber Week 2019 has launched with a week-long series of events and activities nationally coordinated by AustCyber – the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network - and with a focus on cybercrime and Australia's growing cyber security sector.

Victoria University is partnering with cyber security vendor Cisco to open a cybersecurity training centre in Melbourne’s West to meet an increasing demand for workers in one of Australia’s fastest growing and under serviced industries.

A new cyber security innovation node backed by the NSW State Government and the Federal Government has been launched in New South Wales.

If the technology industry in Australia is serious about the concerns it has expressed over the encryption law that was passed in December last year, then it should come together and make repeal of the law an election issue.

A document issued by the government-funded Australian Cyber Security Growth Network, aimed at providing "information to industry about key economic concerns" over the encryption law that was passed in December, has been dismissed by the Communications Alliance as a bid by the Home Affairs Department to perpetuate myths about the legislation.

The Australian Cyber Security Growth Network, a government body, has issued a document on what it claims are "key perceptions" about the Australian encryption law — officially known as the Assistance and Access Bill 2018 — among industry stakeholders.

Twelve of Australia's leading cyber security companies are showing off their wares in the UK this week as part of the Australian British FinTech Cyber Catalyst which is taking place in London from 2 to 5 July.

Australia has launched its first cyber defence competition for high-school students in order to promote cyber security skills.

Nearly 70% of Australian IT professionals lack confidence in the ability of their organisations to prevent, detect and resolve data breaches, according to a new research report.

According to Australian Cyber Security Growth Network chiuef executive Craig Davies, there are three big opportunities facing the local cyber security sector.