Data trust and data privacy in the COVID- 19 period
Abstract In this paper, we focus on data trust and data privacy, and how attitudes may be changing during the COVID-19 period. We also look at the implications of these
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Episode 139 – Probable not Provable Privacy for Census Data vulnerable to attack – Chief Scientist Optus Macquarie University Cyber Security Hub
Interview with Professor Dali Kaafar, Chief Scientist at Optus Macquarie University Cyber Security Hub and Professor at the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Macquarie University. Professor Kaafar and Macquarie University Lecturer Hassan Jameel Asghar, released a paper mid February, titled, ‘Averaging Attacks on Bounded Perturbation Algorithms’ that identifies and demonstrates a vulnerability of the Perturbation Algorithm used by the Australian Bureau of Statistics for its online tool, TableBuilder, that enables querying the Australian Census Data.
Episode 240 – NSW Cybersecurity Taskforce Recommendations released – MySecTV Takeaway Part 1
We are joined by Dr Jed Horner, Strategic Advocacy Manager, Standards Australia discussing the NSW Cybersecurity Taskforce Recommendations and Dr Sushmita Ruj, Senior Research Scientist, Data61 discussing a new data privacy preserving tool fuelled by AI, called Personal Information Factor (PIF).
No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State Paperback – International Edition, April 28, 2015
An indispensable book for anyone who cares about the future of privacy, not just in the United States but throughout the world….
Episode 113 – Security practice is broken. How can we fix it? Interview with Dr Jodie Siganto @BSidesPer
Interview with Dr Jodie Siganto, a lawyer who accidentally strayed into security about 18 years ago and never been able to get out. Fascinated by what happens at the interface between humans and technology, particularly in the security and data privacy realm. Intrigued by what shapes security practice and our failure to change.
Episode 71 – Tech-Crime & International Policing 2.0 – Europol’s former Executive Director Rob Wainwright
Rob Wainwright, former Executive Director at Europol, gave an earlier presentation at Cebit Australia. His presentation, ‘Data – the new oil in the network economy fighting crime and terrorism’, highlighted a different age to come. Rob termed this ‘International Policing 2.0’, along with the AI race with crime, security by design and privacy by design.
Episode 46 – Video analytics, artificial intelligence and the increase in capability for mapping faces across public and corporate spaces
In this interview, Morry Morgan talks to Luke Schibeci of Hatamoto to discuss video analytics and artificial intelligence and the increase in capability for mapping faces across public and corporate spaces. We also discuss the use of deep learning to identify human behaviour, and how privacy legislation affects the advancement in AI systems across Australia.
Episode 2 – Interview with Bonnie Butlin, keynote speaker at #AISACON17
Bonnie Butlin is the Co-Founder of the Security Partners’ Forum (SPF) & creator of the Women in Security and Resilience Alliance (WISECRA). This interview cover’s Bonnie’s diverse background, global Women in Security initiatives and the changing nature of societal trust around data, privacy and security.
Suzzane Murray
President of the ISACA Melbourne Chapter. Suzi is a security, governance and risk specialist with over 25 years’ experience. She has worked in IT, Standards, Risk and Security, with a
2026 Indo-Pacific State of Cyber Series
The 2026 Indo-Pacific ‘State of Cyber’ Series celebrates its fourth series next month with special virtual sessions featuring ISACA leaders from the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia. Cybersecurity