Daniel Croft and David Hollingworth analyse the Albanese government’s budget, the Instructure breach and ransom payments, and Dan Marks from Austrade chats with SailPoint’s federal chief technology officer.
Jim Chalmers has handed down another Labor budget, and while it seems like not a lot for cyber security, Hollingworth thinks the heavy lifting has already been done – do you agree?
Then it’s on to a massive issue – do you pay a ransom to cyber criminals? That is possibly what learning platform provider Instructure may have done. The pair break that down, from the morality to the fact that sometimes, that may be the best choice. But can you trust a criminal? The jury, as they say, is out.
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And once again, we are joined by Dan Marks, investment director and cyber security lead for Austrade, who sat down with Frank Briguglio, federal chief technology officer at SailPoint, at the recent RSA Conference.
Just another week in cyber security.
Enjoy,
The Cyber Uncut team
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