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27/11/2020
PJCIS – Review of the Telecommunications Sector Security Reform
The CSCRC’s submission to the PJCIS review of the Telecommunications Sector Security Reform.
Media and Resources
30/10/2020
Rethinking bioterrorism post COVID-19
Dr Patrick Walsh discusses why COVID-19 has demonstrated the need for greater strategic and operational integration between public health and national security agencies.
16/9/2020
The CSCRC’s submission to the Department of Home Affair consultation paper, Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Systems of National Significance.
15/9/2020
Cyber security has to be every company’s business
Taking cyber security seriously means taking all necessary measures (given the resources of the organisation) to handle, protect, store and share that data with utmost care, protecting it from threats.
7/9/2020
‘Normal’ Authority – Who’s Got the Power in a Democratic Information Environment
Katja Theodorakis navigates the inherent tension in safeguarding online spaces from violent extremist content while adhering to the foundational principles of the liberal order.
25/8/2020
Black-hearted souls submerged in the darkest web
Crime can’t exist without secrets. And when it comes to keeping them, criminals have a knack for creativity.
10/8/2020
State-Sponsored Right-Wing Extremism: A Hybridity of Threat to Liberal Democracy
Tim Legrand examines the almost limitless potential of cyberspace to spread ideas of hate remakes the scale of the potential threat.
30/7/2020
Inquiry into criminal activity and law enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic
The CSCRC’s submission to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Law Enforcement inquiry into criminal activity and law enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
4/6/2020
Cyber security starts at the top
By Rachael Falk, CEO, Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre