Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, The Strategist)

https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-148/

Digital land power: the Australian Army’s cyber future (Zoe Hawkins, The Strategist)

https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/digital-land-power-australian-armys-cyber-future/

Digital land power: the Australian Army’s cyber future (Zoe Hawkins, Liam Nevill, ASPI)

https://www.aspi.org.au/publications/digital-land-power-the-australian-armys-cyber-future

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-142/

The US–Australia Cyber Dialogue: fighting cybercrime in the Asia–Pacific (Liam Nevill, Zoe Hawkins, The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/us-australia-cyber-dialogue-fighting-cybercrime-asia-pacific/

The ACSC Threat Report: a useful contribution to the cyber conversation (Zoe Hawkins, Tobias Feakin, The Strategist)

Yesterday the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) released its second annual Threat Report (PDF), outlining the cybersecurity challenges Australia faces and further developing Australia’s approach to cyberspace. This year’s ACSC report offers a detailed breakdown of cyber terminology, a strategic assessment of the threat environment and a refreshingly candid narrative.

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/acsc-threat-report-useful-contribution-cyber-conversation/

Cyber Maturity 2016 (Tobias Feakin, Jessica Woodall, Liam Nevill, Zoe Hawkins, ASPI)

https://www.aspi.org.au/publications/cyber-maturity-2016

Securing democracy: the cybersecurity of digital voting in the US election (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/securing-democracy-cybersecurity-digital-voting-us-election/

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-131/

Deterrence in cyberspace: different domain, different rules (Liam Nevill, Zoe Hawkins, ASPI)

In a society that’s now reliant on cyberspace for everyday life, and when everything from cars, electricity grids and dams to weapons systems is connected to a network, the potential effects of malicious or aggressive actions in cyberspace warrant some justified concern.

This paper examines the application of deterrence concepts to cyberspace, discusses cybersecurity implications for broader deterrence frameworks, and makes policy recommendations to enhance cybersecurity and strengthen broader deterrence postures.

https://www.aspi.org.au/publications/deterrence-in-cyberspace-different-domain,-different-rules

Securing Australia’s oceans: the case for unmanned maritime vehicles (James Mugg, Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

The volume of traffic travelling through Australia’s maritime approaches—along with a diversifying threat environment—is putting ever-increasing strain on border security assets. In the coming years, Maritime Border Command will come under pressure to capture, filter, monitor and respond to increasing volumes of information in order to more effectively address maritime security threats. And in a budget-constrained environment, that’ll require the adoption of more inventive and efficient strategies.

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/securing-australias-oceans-case-unmanned-maritime-vehicles/

Australian border security and unmanned maritime vehicles (James Mugg, Zoe Hawkins, John Coyne, ASPI)

Protecting the sovereignty of our maritime borders has never been more difficult than it is today. Australia must identify strategies for pre-positioning our finite maritime response capabilities in order to be able to respond promptly, effectively and efficiently to risks across our EEZ.

This special report examines the potential for UMVs to expand Australia’s maritime domain awareness and make the ADF’s and Australia Border Force’s risk management strategies more efficient. It provides recommendations for improving the efficiency of Australia’s maritime border security efforts.

https://www.aspi.org.au/publications/australian-border-security-and-unmanned-maritime-vehicles

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-126/

National cyber budgets: same, same but different (Zoe Hawkins, Liam Nevill, ASPI The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/national-cyber-budgets-different/

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-124/

Agenda for Change 2016: cybersecurity (Tobias Feakin, Jessica Woodall, Liam Nevill, Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

Regardless of their political stripes, the next Australian government has a solid foundation from which to approach cyber policy, comprised of the new Australian Cyber Security Strategy, the National Innovation and Science Agenda and 2016 Defence White Paper. Alongside the release of the Strategy was the announcement of a four-year $230 million investment to enhance Australian cybersecurity capabilities and launch new cyber initiatives. The Australian government hasn’t invested in this area since 2009, so it’s well overdue

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/agenda-change-cybersecurity/

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

The major cyber story of the week is the long-awaited release of Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy, the first document of its kind since 2009. The Strategy outlines $230 million of funding for enhanced cyber security efforts over four years, with a focus on five key themes. Specifically, significant investment will be funnelled into improving the cyber capabilities of the AFP, Crime Commission, Australian Signals Directorate and Australia’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT Australia).

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-117/

Australia’s cyber smart workforce (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

The long awaited Australian Cyber Security Strategy, released yesterday by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, outlines a $230 million investment in national cyber security over the coming four years.

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/australias-cyber-smart-workforce/

Cyber wrap (Zoe Hawkins, ASPI The Strategist)

http://www.aspistrategist.org.au/cyber-wrap-115/