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CSRI Conference Wrap-up

The Centre for Cyber Security Research and Innovation's (CSRI) Annual Conference was held at Deakin Downtown on 14-15th December 2022.

Events, 22 December, 2022

CSRI Annual Conference 2022

The Centre for Cyber Security Research and Innovation's (CSRI) Annual Conference will be held at Deakin Downtown,14-15 December 2022.

Resources, 17 October, 2022

Deakin Early Career Researcher Receives Prestigious DECRA Grant

CSRI researcher, Associate Professor Shiri Krebs (Deakin Law School), has been awarded an ARC grant to examine the regulation of predictive technologies in counterterrorism strategies.

News, 29 September, 2022

News from CSRI

CSRI is adopting a unique multidisciplinary approach to address emerging cyber security challenges through its research and innovation.

News, 16 June, 2022

Research Participants Needed

Usability of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) devices.

News, 28 March, 2022

Using Game Theory to Improve Unlinkability of Attribute Based Authentication

Congratulations to CSRI researchers for their recent publication titled "Improving Unlinkability of Attribute Based Authentication through Game Theory: VC Use Case".

News, 14 March, 2022

CSRI Team wins AISA Researcher(s) of the Year Award

As Australia’s peak body for Cyber Security, AISA's annual awards recognise and promote excellence, innovation and professionalism in the area of cyber security by individuals, projects, teams and organisations.

News, 18 November, 2021

CSRI academic recognised in The Australian’s 2021 Research Magazine

The Australian's 2021 Research Magazine acknowledges the talent and dedication of the country's top academics.

News, 17 November, 2021

Addressing Third-Party Cyber Risk: Moving Beyond a False Sense of Security

In today’s corporate environment, it is commonplace to outsource business operations functions to third-party suppliers for increased efficiency and to optimize internal resources. However, the added outsourcing benefits also carry significant cyber risk...

News, 22 July, 2021

2-Day Workshop: Cyber Security for IoT-enabled Critical Infrastructure

CSRI (Deakin University) and JAIST present a 2-day workshop on Cyber Security for IoT-enabled Critical Infrastructure.

News, 8 June, 2021

Webinar – Who Owns Our Data?

Do you know who owns your personal data in Australia? How does Australian law manage the sometimes-conflicting interests of data sharing, data security and data privacy?

Events, 22 April, 2021

Defence and Security Symposium 2020

On December 8th, Deakin University will bring together leading experts from government, industry, and academia to discuss challenges and opportunities in establishing sovereign capabilities pertaining to Defence and Security for Australia.

Events, 1 December, 2020

Australia’s cybersecurity strategy: cash for cyberpolice and training, but the cyberdevil is in the cyberdetail

Australia’s long-awaited cybersecurity strategy, released yesterday, pledges to spend A$1.67 billion over the next ten years to improve online protection for businesses, individuals and the country as a whole.

Resources, 7 August, 2020

Our cybersecurity isn’t just under attack from foreign states. There are holes in the government’s approach

Prime Minister Scott Morrison revealed last month Australia is actively being attacked by hostile foreign governments.

Resources, 14 July, 2020

Cybercrime may be a battle we are destined to lose, says Deakin expert

One in three Australians can expect to be impacted by cybercrime or a data breach which releases their personal details, according to a Deakin cybersecurity expert.

News, 7 October, 2019

Think your metadata is only visible to national security agencies? Think again

It was bound to happen, and it did. Poorly crafted legislation – designed to allow national security agencies to collect information with the aim of protecting Australians from terrorists – is now reportedly being exploited by a range of different government agencies for other purposes.

Resources, 5 August, 2019

Why we need to fix encryption laws the tech sector says threaten Australian jobs

Australia’s technology sector is angry. This is because Australia’s encryption legislation clearly shows the government’s lack of understanding and poor consultation process with the wider public and industry stakeholders, big and small.

Resources, 29 March, 2019

Accelerating cyber security

Whether it's criminal activity against individual businesses, or the work of a 'state actor' hacking into Federal Parliament's servers, recent cyber attacks highlight the need to build Australia's expertise in cyber security.

News, 8 March, 2019

Seven ways the government can make Australians safer – without compromising online privacy

When it comes to data security, there is an inherent tension between safety and privacy. The government’s job is to balance these priorities with laws that will keep Australians safe, improve the economy and protect personal data from unwarranted surveillance.

Resources, 28 February, 2019