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  • Hi Everyone, On 8 December 2022, the Minister for Cyber Security, the Hon. Clare O'Neil MP, announced the development of the ​2023-2030 Australian Cyber Security Strategy (the Strategy)​. ...

  • Good morning Cyber Community. The Australian Cyber Conference Canberra in 2023 will provide business leaders with insights and best practices taught by the industry's top experts through keynotes, ...

  • These 17 principles are comprehensive perhaps too much so with some redundancy. My major concern is the lack of any discussion about trust - for any changes or additions to systems, for any transient ...

  • This is a solid piece of work. I would say though that 17 principles sound like a long list - it is difficult to remember so many items. Have there been any thoughts about how those 17 principles could ...

  • Hi all, excited to see some conversation in here. I think this is a comprehensive set of principles. For item 17. I think support and maintenance should include the need to test the appropriateness ...

  • Patrick, Thanks for your feedback. Good point. I suggest that we amend principles 3 and 6 as follows: 3. Undertake continuous threat and vulnerability modelling, to understand emerging security ...

  • Given that limited resources will exist to address cybersecurity issues, a risk-based decision-making framework is required to prioritize which risks are to be addressed and which will be accepted. ...

  • The Cyber Engineering Working Group has developed a set of Principles for Cyber Engineering which are intended to cove all engineers involved in Cyber across all disciplines. The principles are set ...

  • The Cyber Engineering Working Group has developed a set of Principles for Cyber Engineering which are intended to cove all engineers involved in Cyber across all disciplines. The principles are set ...

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    This Cyber Engineering Community serves as both a strategic and functional vehicle. Its focus is on trends, risks, threats, impacts, controls and good practices associated with all aspects of cyber risks related to people, process and technologies.  The scope of activities will include Cyber Security and the threats or risks to the Computer and Telecom infrastructure and services. Threats or risks to infrastructure and services used by end-users and their social interactions will also be included.

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    Cyber engineering involves the design, implementation, maintenance and improvement of measures used to protect the confidentiality, integrity and availability of systems and information.

    It includes the understanding of a broad spectrum of security risks and threats that need to be eliminated or mitigated, when creating, designing, evaluating and using all types of digital technologies, consisting of hardware, firmware and software components or applications in systems.


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