AFP promotes cyber safety to NRL players

It’s Australia’s “National Cyber Security Awareness Week”, running from the 12th to the 15th of June 2012, with Symantec’s Norton brand an industry sponsor of the week, it has released an infographic on both crime and cybercrime in the land down under.

{loadposition alex08}Be aware, not alarmed – it’s National Cyber Security Awareness Week in Australia, one of the actually useful things Australia

PayPal and Crime Stoppers have joined forces this “National Cyber Security Awareness Week” to ask consumers to “be smarter about sharing their personal information online” following the surveyed ‘scare’ about what people online choose to share!

Some of Australia's internet superpowers are combining to fight cyber bullying, in the form of a new cyber-safety committee that will be available for public observation.

The Federal Parliament's new Joint Select Committee on Cyber Safety has launched its inquiry into the safety of children and young people on the Internet.

Federal Attorney-General Robert McLelland is tonight slated to unveil a new cyber-security unit created by peak intelligence agency the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO).

The Internet industry will join federal parliamentarians for a roundtable hearing to discuss how the industry can promote cyber-safety for school age children.

We’re smack bang in the middle of National Cyber Security Awareness Week, with the worrying news that Australians are far more concerned about the nation’s Internet security and are far less worried about their own.

Summary: “National Cyber Security Awareness Month” is being exploited by a programme that receives the support of Howard Schmidt from Microsoft (now Cyber Security Czar); In it, children aged 11-14 would be taught cyber ‘security’ rather than insecure parts of the systems simply removed “The estimated cost of unsolicited emails to businesses in 2007 was $100 billio

At the launch of National Cyber Security Awareness Week Communications Minister Stephen Conroy plainly wasn’t having a good day.