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• Exclusive interview with Peter Major, InTact ACT
  This exclusive interview with Peter Major, Senior Manager ICT Security, INTACT ACT explores the common threats to the online security of government, the role and scope of INTACT, and how government, industry and the government can work together to develop future responses to e-Security.

Podcast

• IQPC Podcasting with Peter Fowler, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Gov SA
  IQPC podcast with Peter Fowler, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Gov SA; explores the evolving cyber landscape and its impact on ICT risk management in addition to the current challenges that are facing the industry.
• IQPC Podcast with Tony Fisher, Manager of Information and Security Section, Queensland Police Service
  IQPC Podcast with Tony Fisher, Manager of Information and Security Section, Queensland Police Service; explores the role of raising awareness and education about e-Security and the challenges that have faced information security in the last few years.

Articles

• Australian Goverment Information Cyber Security Strategy An Overview
• Australian Goverment Information Security Manual
• CERT Strategies to Mitigate Cyber Intrusions
• Cyber Security Operations Centre
• Article - Australia signs up to cyber crime treaty 3.5.10 MIS
• Computers under constant attack
  THIRTY per cent of computer systems for the nation's essential services such as banks, government and utilities are repeatedly attacked by hackers every month, according to an international report released today. More than half of those targets are hit multiple times a week or even multiple times a day, and the situation could get worse. Jan 29, 2010
• FBI Underboss Says Cyber Criminals the New Mafia
  WASHINGTON -- As cyber crime increasingly becomes the vocation of highly organized criminal syndicates, law enforcement authorities have been revamping their approach to address the growing sophistication of the threat. March 23, 2010
• Government websites hacked in protest
  WEBSITES were shut down, public servants received threatening phone calls and pornography was plastered across Kevin Rudd's home page in a major cyber protest against government plans to filter the internet. Feb 10th, 2010 – AAP
• The Hon. Robert McClelland MP, ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF AUSTRALIA – Speech at e-Security 2009
  Speech Abstract: Australians are becoming more and more dependent on information and communications technology (ICT) for a range of purposes and functions. We use computers for transactions online, to communicate with others, search for information, manage finances, watch movies, and even to control equipment in industries such as mining and manufacturing. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia had over 7 million internet subscribers as of June last year, an increase of 800,000 from March the preceding year. Of those 7 million, 78 per cent subscribe to broadband services. ICT is, unquestionably, a driver of economic growth, prosperity and broader social wellbeing.
• Terror moves into the digital age
  TERRORISTS are about to vent their fury on Australia with an attack that will reveal a diabolical new dimension to the terrorist threat. In a prelude designed to cripple the country's defences, an all-out cyber assault is unleashed. March 17th, 2010 – The Australian
• Cyber Crime 2.0 versus the Twittering classes
  This paper contends that the hype surrounding the steep rise of social media networking website use has tended to mask the reality of a corresponding growth in online fraud and crime. New Web 2.0 technologies may enable inventive interactivity online, but they also foster innovative ways for those intent on nefarious means to achieve their ends.

Presentations

Rethinking the Blueprint for Endpoint Security: 09 Panel Presentation DISCUSSION PANEL: Rethinking the Blueprint for Endpoint Security 2009 The new threat landscape Why traditional endpoint security is no longer effective Key steps to building a new terrain for Endpoint Security Strategy Lumension Endpoint Management and Security Suite as the Foundation for new Endpoint Security Featuring: Pat Clawson, Chairman and CEO, LUMENSION Mike Rothery, First Assistant Secretary, National Security Resilience Policy Division, ATTORNEY-GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT Will Kemp, Staff Identification Card (CSIC) Project Manager, CENTRELINK Dr Russell G. Smith, Principal Criminologist, AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY

• Implementing Customised Audits for an Integrated and Coordinated Approach to e-Security within Government by Peter Major, CISM.
• Embedding e-Security Regulation and Governance for Security
  by David Watts, Commissioner for Law Enforcement Data Security.
• Protection for Confidential and Sensitive Information -A wake up call to the Public Sector
  by Colin Murphy, Auditor General, Western Australia.
• Authenticate - Know who you’re letting in
  by Chander Vohra, Assistant Commissioner, Trusted Access, Australian Taxation .strong>