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Cyber Security, Community Fear and Maintaining Trust – a Rare Insight into Duncan Lewis, an Australian Security Czar
May 4 2018, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
ASIO Director General Duncan Lewis provided some rare and frank insights into his perspective on his job, false perceptions of and within government, international cyber security challenges and the balance of public interest and private rights in a r...
Improving, But Work to be Done Yet: Chris Painter's Verdict on Global Cyber Awareness
February 23 2018, by David Forman |Category: Government
Chris Painter is a veteran attendee at the Munich Security Conference, so his reflections on the changed mood around cyber security at this year’s conference bear attention. the former US Cyber Co-ordinator, White House Cyber Security Adviser, FBI...
Former US Top Cyber Security Diplomat Chris Painter Comes to Canberra, Sydney, Warns of Escalating Cyber Threats
February 18 2018, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
Chris Painter, Former U.S. Top Cyber Security Diplomat From late February to March Macquarie Government are sponsoring a series of events with former top US cyber security diplomat Chris Painter presenting on the escalating cyber security threats to ...
Cyber Security Standards and Definitions are Required to Lift NSW Government's Cyber Security Capability
January 23 2018, by Angela Anderson |Category: Government
A common NSW Government cyber security foundation is required. It’s been said that you can’t improve what you can’t measure, and it holds just as true for cyber security standards measures. Similarly, you can’t measure what you haven’t def...
Critical Intel, AMD and ARM Processor Vulnerability, Cyber Security Impacted
January 6 2018, by Macquarie Technology Group |Category: Government
Over the last 48 hours, details of two critical hardware vulnerabilities Spectre (CVE-2017-5753, CVE-2017-5715) and Meltdown (CVE-2017-5754) emerged that impact the majority of computers running Intel processors (Spectre and Meltdown), AMD and AR...
New critical infrastructure cyber security compliance and oversight a must
October 10 2017, by David Forman |Category: Government
Proposed new cyber security laws to give the Government powers to direct the owners and operators of critical infrastructure were needed in the face of modern cyber threats to the Australian economy and way of life. Cyber economic warfare was a daily...
Cyber Security Challenge, Cyber Resilience, the Role Of Insurance and the Challenge to Public/Private Definitions
August 29 2017, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
Cyber Security challenging the Relationship between Government and the Private Sector The cyber security challenge is testing the boundaries of our understanding of the relationship between government and the private sector, and cyber insurance could...
Cyber security and digital government – wannacry or tangible reality?
August 1 2017, by Derek Fittler |Category: Government
Cyber security is now a global front page issue – events such as the #ecensusfail, alleged foreign government interference in political elections, and Wannacry has brought tremendous focus by the consumer, business and government of the risks of be...
Our New Canberra Home
May 29 2017, by Aidan Tudehope |Category: Government
This week we move into our new Canberra home for Macquarie Government in the heart of Canberra at level 12, 221 London Circuit Civic from where our view – both literal and metaphorical is far and wide. Our outlook for the business is just as expans...
Hybrid cloud for Australian government: Virtualisation and security with VMware by Broadcom NSX
May 11 2017, by Macquarie Technology Group |Category: Government
Virtualisation technology and cloud services are making it easier for Government agencies to implement their Digital Transformation strategy. Data-centre virtualisation adoption is on the way up. So is the use of software-defined data centre (SDDC) t...