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Offshoring put on notice under proposed telco security law changes
The offshoring of data held by telcos and ISPs is set to come under scrutiny amid recommended changes to the Government’s proposed telco security legislation.
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What the other Four Eyes make of Australia’s encryption crackdown
Australia will push “thwarting the encryption of terrorist messaging” at a meeting of the Five Eyes nations in Canada this week.
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Australia looks to lead Five Eyes encryption discussion
Australia addresses the "involvement of industry in thwarting the encryption of terrorist messaging" at the Five Eyes conference in Canada.
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Aussie critical infrastructure organisations in the cyber firing line
A new report has revealed that more than half of Aussie organisations surveyed have experienced an incident in which their data or systems were compromised.
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Will retained metadata be used for civil lawsuits?
The Federal Government is calling on feedback from industry stakeholders over proposals to open up mandatorily retained telco metadata to be used in civil lawsuits.
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Cyber security researchers guilty until proven innocent under proposed laws
Cyber security researchers will be considered guilty until they prove their innocence under proposed changes to The Privacy Act put forward by the Attorney-General’s department.
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Public data legislation could see white hats face jail
Security researchers who inadvertently re-identify anonymised public government data could face jail time, under new proposed legislation.
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Attorney-General to exempt cyber security researchers from Privacy Act changes
The Australian government has decided not to treat the re-identification of anonymised data by security researchers as a criminal offence under proposed Privacy Act changes.
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Industry slams govt’s telco network security draft reform
A coalition of industry groups have drawn up a number of concerns with the Federal Government’s draft legislation into telecommunications infrastructure security.
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Communications Alliance urges caution in online copyright debate
The Communications Alliance has called for caution following the release of the Government’s online copyright infringement discussion paper.
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CeBIT 2014: Attorney-General George Brandis wants online identity theft stomped out
Australia's Attorney-General, George Brandis, opened CeBit 2014 by discussing some of the challenges facing the public and private sectors in terms of identity protection.
