Is it possible to use the free market to drive the right incentives for organisations to appropriately prioritise cybersecurity? This was the subject of a recent discussion hosted by the University of New South Wales …
Australians expect the government to have the authority to intervene to keep communities safe during a bushfire, flood or cyclone. The same principle should apply in the digital age, where cyberattacks can cripple hospitals, shut …
Criminal enterprises thrive on social engineering, coercion and weak controls. Cyber-scam compounds in Myanmar and Cambodia show the global scale of the problem: trafficked workers are forced to engineer trust at scale using romance pitches, …
Myanmar has rapidly become the global epicentre of a burgeoning cyberfraud industry, a crisis deeply interwoven with the dynamics of the post-coup conflict that has overtaken the country since 2021. This industry now poses an …
Google’s revelation that China mounted a cyber-espionage campaign against Southeast Asian diplomats should surprise no one. State-sponsored cyber operations are a permanent feature of the region’s security landscape, and China has long been one of …




