Post-quantum cryptography is coming, and the impact on our defenses will be significant. Innovation is moving fast, and breakthroughs in quantum computing could arrive sooner than expected. That’s why NIST and the Australian Signals Directorate recommend being quantum-ready by 2030. Threat actors could collect sensitive data today and decrypt it later, so preparation is critical. 🎥 Watch our Field CISO, Volker Rath, explain why quantum readiness matters and check out our blog to learn more: htt

‘DECODED: 75 years of the Australian Signals Directorate’ explores the exploits and achievements of ASD, from its origins in the Second World War to the cyber challenges of today. Open now! 1 April – 24 July 2022 | bit.ly/3KMw8Sr #DecodedTheExhibition #RevealTheirSecrets #ASD #ASDHistory #75YearsOfASD #OurNMA | National Museum of Australia

16K views · 56 reactions | The federal government is re-purposing $1.3 billion in defence spending to tackle cybercrime. The Prime Minister says malicious cyber activity against Australia is increasing and becoming more sophisticated. Almost $470 million will go to expanding the workforce devoted to fighting the cyber threat. More than 500 new jobs will be created within the Australian Signals Directorate. wwww.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

Ex-chief of Australian Signals Directorate on infamous Chinese hacking group 'Salt Typhoon'. #auspol #cybersecurity #hacking #SaltTyphoon | 7NEWS Australia