Studies highlight gap in Australia's preparedness for cyber warfare/ Patrick Durant, Katherine Ziesing
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Australian Defence Magazine May 2016 Vol.24 No.5, pp.42-44 (61)Summary: This article presents and discusses studies that highlighted Australia's lack of preparedness for cyber war. It suggests the responsibility of cyber security does not just lie in the hands of an IT department but rather the whole nation be it the government or the industry sector. Successful cyber attacks that have happened includes the energy and electricity sectors which is seen to be crippling to a nation.
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This article presents and discusses studies that highlighted Australia's lack of preparedness for cyber war. It suggests the responsibility of cyber security does not just lie in the hands of an IT department but rather the whole nation be it the government or the industry sector. Successful cyber attacks that have happened includes the energy and electricity sectors which is seen to be crippling to a nation.
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