Research with impact: Current projects
The CSCRC is developing an automated intelligent support system for dynamic organisations whose employees’ roles change frequently, allowing staff to effectively carry out their work, without compromising security
Read MoreA collaborative interactive game with the aim of raising awareness and encouraging critical thinking about preparing and responding to a ransomware attack.
Read MoreThis project uses cutting-edge machine learning (ML) algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) to deceive and trap intruders who make enter a system.
Read MoreOur researchers are developing a dashboard for gathering, analysing and visualising cyber security data, to help executive leaders make swift and efficient decisions to protect their organisations.
Read MoreCyber deviance is a modern concept brought to the fore by the rise of the internet. Hence, little historical research to deduce its causation exists. But this is changing.
Read MoreSmart Shield is an anti-phishing solution that uses advanced machine learning algorithms to examine and learn from phishing emails and malicious websites, enabling greater detection of advanced phishing attempts.
Read MoreThousands of mental health apps are now on the market, offering cost-effective and easily accessible support services. However, while these apps serve an important purpose, many are also putting the privacy of users at risk and could be improved.
Read MoreThe Personal Information Factor (PIF) Tool measures the risk associated with releasing a dataset, proposing recommendations for sharing data that pivot around privacy considerations.
Read MoreTo help combat the spread of COVID-19, the Federal Government led the development of the COVIDSafe app.
Read MoreIn the future, smart devices connected to the internet will enable airline passengers to move seamlessly through Australian airports.
Read More'Smart' bases, that operate using a series of interconnected devices the operate autonomously of satellites, will be vital defence resources in the future.
Read MoreTo keep their companies safe, boards and executives need to understand complex data about cyber security.
Read MoreOrganisations sometimes use decoy files to lure and catch malicious actors.
Read MoreAustralia's critical infrastructure is increasingly connected to and reliant on the internet, making it more vulnerable to cyber threats.
Read MoreStaff in large organisations often need standing authorisations to access sensitive information.
Read MoreMany software patches are so significant they can only be applied when IT systems are not functioning, disrupting users and adding cost for businesses.
Read MoreLarge scale enterprise networks often use enterprise key management (EKM) platforms for unified management of encryption keys.
Read MoreThis project promotes Common Criteria among stakeholders in IT security products related to specification, development, evaluation, certification and approval, procurement and deployment.
Read MoreCOVID-19 has changed the way people work. At a rapid pace, both in Australia and overseas, many organisations have shifted to a work-from-home workforce.
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