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SIGBox Secure View: Enhanced Security for Sharing PROTECTED Classified Data
June 26 2024, by Nick Skiadas |Category: Government
Australian government agencies operate in an ever-changing digital world where collaboration is crucial. Data loss protection is essential when sharing necessary information with external partners, like law enforcement, external contractors working o...
Essential Eight and Legacy Systems
May 6 2024, by James Rabey |Category: Government
In the many discussions I’ve had with our agency customers around their efforts to implement Essential Eight security, the most common obstacle encountered is deploying the strategies on the legacy systems remaining in their environments. By ‘...
Sovereign Cloud and AI: Where do I want my data stored?
April 23 2024, by Cathair Kerr |Category: Government
In 2006, Clive Humbly coined the term, “Data is the new oil.” Today, data and the significance of where and how it is stored, processed, and managed cannot be overstated. As an Australian, my preference would always be for data to be retained wit...
Safeguarding Against Cyber Supply Chain Compromises: Lessons from the XZ Utils Attack
April 18 2024, by Rory Reynolds |Category: Government
The recent cyber-attack on XZ Utils, a popular software used for file compression, underscores the escalating threat landscape targeting software supply chains. The breach, which involved malicious code inserted into the software’s updates, exposed...
Navigating the Labyrinth: The Threat Landscape of Large Language Models and ASCII Art-Based Jailbreaks
April 4 2024, by Cathair Kerr |Category: Government
Large Language Models (LLMs) are the new kid on the block and as businesses race to train and utilise these models to gain competitive advantage, red teamers and the usual cyber adversaries are also learning how to exploit them. The sophistication an...
Beyond the Essential Eight (E8) – where to from here?
March 11 2024, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
As the Australian government moves towards its next phase of the Cyber Security Strategy and consults industry to make legislative reforms, some quiet debate remains within government and industry circles about replacing the nation’s Essential Eig...
The Evolving Threat Landscape of DDoS Attacks: Insights from Macquarie Government's Security Operations Centre
December 15 2023, by Rory Reynolds |Category: Government
Within the Security Operations Centre (SOC) at Macquarie Government, we have been witnessing firsthand the transformation of the cybersecurity landscape, particularly the progression of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. Gone are the days ...
Developing Australia’s Defence Industry Base Report
December 1 2023, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
Today at the National Press Club the Sovereign Australian Prime Alliance (SAPA) launched a new report that sets out the pathway for creating Australian Headquartered businesses and highly skilled jobs in shipbuilding, cyber defence, space, missiles, ...
Team Australia approach needed to win the cyber war
November 28 2023, by James Rabey |Category: Government
Aidan Tudehope This article appeared in the Canberra Times on 20 November 2023. The Albanese Government has just released its much-anticipated Australian Cyber Security Strategy 2023-30 (the Strategy), a new national roadmap to put Australia on...
Reducing the risk of supply chain data breaches
November 16 2023, by James Rabey |Category: Government
If you are sharing government data with third party service providers, are you certain that information remains secure, even if the sharing is for legitimate government approved purposes? Amid the increased cyber security threats facing Australian...