SC Weekly Wrap - Tuesday November 22, 2016

+ Accreditations for Aussie infosec pros?; Ex-SAI worker busted for stealing data

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Tuesday November 22, 2016

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Latest News

SA govt's legacy IT management fail

By Tony Campbell

[Blog post] Six years without security patches.

Should Aussie cyber security pros be accredited?

By Allie Coyne

AISA pushing forward with professional standards plan.

Ex-SAI manager took spreadsheets via USB before quitting

By Staff Writer

Started job at rival three days later.

Cyber boss wanted to keep national health records safe

By Paris Cowan

Big security role on offer at ADHA.

Legacy witch-hunt digs up out-of-date servers in SA govt

By Paris Cowan

Hundreds of unsupported instances exposed.

Australia's new facial verification system goes live

By Allie Coyne

AFP, DFAT can check images against Immigration records.

'Press enter key' exploit defeats Linux encryption

By Juha Saarinen

Vulnerability allows for data exfiltration.

Adobe fined $1.3m for 2013 mega data breach

By Juha Saarinen

Ordered to tighten up security practices.

Controversial US spy chief Clapper quits

By Dustin Volz, Mark Hosenball

Oversaw mass surveillance programs revealed by Snowden.

Tech firms ask Trump to support encryption, ease regulations

By Staff Writer

In attempt to repair damaged relationship.

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