cyber

US weighs Russia, China sanctions in cyber attacks

US weighs Russia, China sanctions in cyber attacks

Plans to retaliate after embarrassing breaches.
Staff Writers Sep 1 2015 1:50PM Security
CBA offers $1k prize to nation's best cyber students

CBA offers $1k prize to nation's best cyber students

Partners with four universities to boost cyber skills.
Allie Coyne Aug 28 2015 11:00AM Security
China summons Western tech firms over bank procurement rules

China summons Western tech firms over bank procurement rules

Revives work on suspended regulations.
Staff Writers Aug 20 2015 6:47AM Security
Australia’s defence cyber unit scales up bug hunting

Australia’s defence cyber unit scales up bug hunting

Specialise if you don’t want to lose the war.
Allie Coyne Aug 18 2015 11:12AM Security
Aussie cyber centre warns of growing threat in first report

Aussie cyber centre warns of growing threat in first report

But ACSC reveals no major national attack yet.
Allie Coyne Jul 29 2015 7:37AM Security
NSA releases Linux-based open source infosec tool

NSA releases Linux-based open source infosec tool

Aims to avoid duplication of effort for govt agencies.
Allie Coyne Jul 14 2015 9:46AM Security
China tightens grip on cyber security with sweeping new law

China tightens grip on cyber security with sweeping new law

Will make systems, networks 'controllable'.
Staff Writers Jul 2 2015 9:01AM Security
Defence willing to relax rules, offer more cash to recruit cyber experts

Defence willing to relax rules, offer more cash to recruit cyber experts

Would waive age, fitness and standard pay requirements.
John Hilvert Jun 18 2015 12:28PM Security
Queen gives 'Snooper's Charter' law royal approval

Queen gives 'Snooper's Charter' law royal approval

Britain to expand online monitoring and data retention laws.
Doug Drinkwater May 28 2015 5:13AM Strategy
Infosec firms go public as data breaches grow

Infosec firms go public as data breaches grow

Cyber IPO pipeline gets bigger.
Staff Writers Mar 23 2015 6:49AM Security
Govt names Alastair MacGibbon as e-Safety Commissioner

Govt names Alastair MacGibbon as e-Safety Commissioner

Leaves DiData to tackle child cyberbullying.
Allie Coyne Mar 19 2015 11:15AM Security
Infosec industry splits into political lines in the hunt for spies

Infosec industry splits into political lines in the hunt for spies

To stop all hackers or only those not on home soil?
Staff Writers Mar 12 2015 5:29PM Security
US credit union regulator fights to police third-party IT vendors

US credit union regulator fights to police third-party IT vendors

But industry hits back.
Staff Writers Mar 10 2015 11:15AM Security
CIA restructures to focus on cyber ops

CIA restructures to focus on cyber ops

Mass overhaul to provide new direction.
Staff Writers Mar 9 2015 1:14PM Security
Pentagon to hire 3000 hackers

Pentagon to hire 3000 hackers

Seeks to fully staff US Cyber Command.
Allie Coyne Mar 9 2015 7:02AM Security
Govt passes law to fine web giants over online bullying

Govt passes law to fine web giants over online bullying

Take down offending material or pay up.
Allie Coyne Mar 4 2015 4:26PM Security
CommBank joins AFP to fight cyber bullying

CommBank joins AFP to fight cyber bullying

Jumps aboard ThinkUKnow initiative.
Allie Coyne Feb 13 2015 11:00AM Security
US creates new cyber security agency

US creates new cyber security agency

Will provide data on breaches to govt departments.
Staff Writers Feb 11 2015 1:06PM Security
Tech vendors hit back at new Chinese trade rules

Tech vendors hit back at new Chinese trade rules

Business lobby groups urge Beijing to postpone new policy.
Staff Writers Jan 30 2015 8:58AM Security
Nearly all US arms programs found vulnerable to cyber attack

Nearly all US arms programs found vulnerable to cyber attack

Report highlights infosec holes.
Staff Writers Jan 21 2015 4:23PM Security

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