AISA 2017 - From hacking the IoT to taking over a car
Dr Charlie Miller has been tagged as one of the world's best hackers after compromising a Jeep Cherokee from 10km with his colleague Chris Valasek.
Anthony Caruana | 13 Oct | Read more
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AISA 2017 - Changing the game: how changing our mindset can drive infosec success
As the President of the Cyber Threat Alliance, Michael Daniel has worked with the US Federal government on cybersecurity policy and strategy.
Anthony Caruana | 13 Oct | Read more
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AISA 2017 - Should industry be allowed to engage in "active defence"
During the ASIA 2017 Annual Conference, a panel discussion hosted by Mike Burgess, looked into the question of whether active defence - hacking the hackers - is ethical
Anthony Caruana | 12 Oct | Read more
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AISA 2017 - Bug Bounties: Traitorous cooperation with an enemy
During AISA's 2017 annual conference, Atlassian's Head of Security Daniel Grzelak and his colleague, System Engineer Matthew Hart, looked into the question of ethical hackers and using bug bounties to find the gaps in security posture.
Anthony Caruana | 12 Oct | Read more
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AISA 2017 - Dealing with the security skills shortage
At this year's AISA Annual Conference, a panel with Australia Post's CISO Kristin Lyons , Professor Jill Slay from the Australian Computer Society, Marco Figueroa the CISO from the NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation, and Tracy Hughes from Q1 discussed the issue of the skills shortage facing the cybersecurity industry.
Anthony Caruana | 12 Oct | Read more
