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Audit: 328 weaknesses found by WA Auditor-General in 50 local government systems | ZDNet
by Steven Kirby | May 12, 2021 | Australian Audit Report 2021, Availability, Compliance, Confidentiality, Integrity, Internet of Things (IoT), Local Government, Western Australia | 0 |
Western Australian Audit Report November 2020. WA registry system flaws force auditor to delay findings by 18 months. ‘Highly unusual step’ taken to protect foundational system.
Read MoreA/NZ businesses still consider IoT and public cloud too risky | IT Brief Australia
by Steven Kirby | Nov 19, 2017 | Australia, Awareness, Cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), SecurityBrief Australia | 0 |
ISACA’s new Digital Transformation Barometer research uncovers the reality of digital transformation and digital literacy in organisations across Australia and New Zealand. “The resounding message from our research is clear:...
Read More‘Cyber kangaroo’ ratings for IoT security? Jump to it, says Australia’s cyber security minister | The Register
by Steven Kirby | Oct 26, 2017 | Australia, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Internet of Things (IoT), The Register | 0 |
Proposed labelling scheme will try to match similar efforts in UK, USA. Australia’s government hopes that somewhere in the world, a vendor of consumer-grade connected electronics is willing to admit it’s rubbish at...
Read MoreDefence ‘naive’ to delay security assessment of Chinese drones, former senior official says | ABC News (Australia)
by Steven Kirby | Sep 28, 2017 | ABC News (Australia), Australia, Cybersecurity, CyberWarfare, Defence and Military, Federal Government, Internet of Things (IoT), Spying | 0 |
Defence was naive to delay suspending the use of Chinese-made drones after security concerns were raised, a former senior Defence official Peter Jennings says. Source: Defence ‘naive’ to delay security assessment of...
Read MoreAustralian military drone supplier warns of ‘likely’ Chinese cyber backdoor in DJI quadcopters | SBS News
by Steven Kirby | Sep 25, 2017 | Australia, CyberWarfare, Defence and Military, Federal Government, Internet of Things (IoT), SBS News, Spying, Vulnerability | 0 |
The Australian Defence Force has resumed its use of Chinese-made DJI drones after a 2-week suspension, but defence minister Marise Payne suggested they may now be relegated to ‘unclassified’ missions. Source:...
Read MoreAustralian inquiry scrutinises data privacy, security implications of driverless cars | Computerworld
by Steven Kirby | Sep 21, 2017 | Australia, Computerworld Australia, Cybersecurity, Federal Government, Internet of Things (IoT), Transport and Logistics | 0 |
The federal government should facilitate and encourage trials of automated vehicles in Australia, the report of a parliamentary inquiry into the technology has recommended. However, as part of preparing for the more widespread...
Read MoreCheap CCTV cameras broadcasting Australians’ private lives online | 9 News
by Steven Kirby | Aug 29, 2017 | 9 News, Australia, CCTV, CyberCrime, Cybersecurity, Internet of Things (IoT), Privacy, Vulnerability | 0 |
Video: Cheap and poorly installed CCTV systems are broadcasting Australians’ private lives online. Source: Cheap CCTV cameras broadcasting Australians’ private lives online
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