Australia needs a co-ordinated strategy to respond to cybercrime in the wake of the Optus and Medibank attacks

5th January 2023Jad Saliba, Founder & Chief Technology Officer, Magnet Forensics

The creation of a new Australian cybercrime taskforce following the huge Optus and Medibank data breaches is an encouraging step by government; but Magnet Forensics founder and Chief Technology Officer Jad Saliba, and Vice-President Neil Desai, argue that without a co-ordinated strategy, increased police training and investment in tools and techniques to support it, Australians will still be left vulnerable to further cyber attacks.

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