InfoSecSherpa’s News Roundup for Friday, June 3, 2022
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2 min readJun 3, 2022
Australia Edition, May 24-June 3, 2022
- Australia finally has a dedicated minister for cyber security. Here’s why her job is so important
(The Conversation, June 3rd) - Deloitte launches academy to boost cyber security workforce
(Human Resources Director Magazine, June 3rd)
Deloitte is partnering with the University of Wollongong (UOW), Deloitte, TAFE NSW, and Swinburne University of Technology. - 76% of Australian CISOs Concerned Vulnerabilities Leak into Production
(Australian Cyber Security Magazine, June 2nd) - How COVID-19 triggered a spike in cybercrimes in Australia
(Kalkine Media, June 3rd) - Hackers Steal a ‘Very Large’ Batch of Private Data from Australia’s Disability Scheme
(Motherboard Tech by Vice, May 31st) - Australian CISOs concerned over multi-layered security
(IT Brief Australia, June 2nd) - Workforce shortage impacting cybersecurity posture
(IT Brief Australia, June 2nd) - JBS Foods cyber attack highlights industry vulnerabilities to Russian hackers
(Australian Broadcasting Corporation, May 30th) - US, Australia, India and Japan announce cybersecurity initiatives on software, supply chains
(The Record by Recorded Future, May 24th) - Was RI Advice a watershed for cybersecurity law in Australia or a damp squib?
(Norton Rose Fulbright, May 25th)
