Advanced Windows Defence
This year AusCERT will host my latest course about Windows Defiance, which is going to be hands on based on real life experience form the field.
AusCERT is a leading Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT) in Australia and the Asia/Pacific region
About AusCERT
WHO WE ARE AusCERT is a Cyber Emergency Response Team (CERT) based in Australia. It operates as a membership based organisation. As a not-for-profit security group based at The University of Queensland Australia, AusCERT delivers 24/7 service to members and helps them prevent, detect, respond and mitigate cyber-based attacks. AusCERT has a national focus across industry and government and has a national and global reach.
As an active member of the Forum for Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) and Asia Pacific Computer Emergency Response Team (APCERT), AusCERT has access to accurate, timely and reliable information about emerging computer network threats and vulnerabilities on a regional and global basis. Additionally, Aus CERT maintains a large network of trusted CERT contacts in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe and throughout Asia. AusCERT utilises these contacts to receive early warning of global threats and to assist in responding to incidents which span jurisdictions. For more information about Aus CERT services, visit www.auscert.org.au
OUR CULTURE
At Aus CERT, we’re passionate about cyber security and keeping your information safe. That’s why we deliver 24/7 service to our members alongside a range of comprehensive tools to help your network. From the start of Aus CERT, we’ve continued to develop our systems and our culture to be the best it can be. Our range of services accommodate all areas of network security for your organisation. Our culture will be the reason you love us though.
For over 25 years, our team of passionate, driven and inspiring people continue to provide members with proactive and reactive advice and solutions to current threats and vulnerabilities. If you’re looking for a CERT or for a company that really gets you you’re looking in the right place!
We exist for the greater good
At Aus CERT, we’re passionate about data security and keeping your information safe. That’s why we deliver 24/7 service to our members alongside a range of comprehensive tools to strengthen your cyber security strategy.
From the start of Aus-CERT, we’ve continued to develop our systems and our culture to be the best it can be. Our range of services accommodate all areas of network security for your organisation.
Our culture will be the reason you love us though. If you’re looking for a CERT or for a company that really gets you you’re looking in the right place.
HOW AUSCERT CAME ABOUT…
Our company was founded over 25 years ago when a university student hacked NASA in his spare time. This breach triggered a chain reaction for improving information security. In the early 1990’s three Australian Universities came together and formed AusCERT – the central source for information security and protection. Today, The University of Queensland (UQ) has embraced AusCERT as part of their organisation.
The 11th edition of the AusCERT security conference is underway on Queensland’s Gold Coast, and we’ve got the video lowdown.
AusCERT, Australia’s premier information security conference, is back for another year, and so are those lucky people from ZDNet Australia.
This year, there’s a tank on premises, too, as the below video shows.
The conference’s opening keynote was delivered by Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure. In the interview below, Hypponen talks about cyberwarfare, and says that cyberweapons are not a deterrent.
“Cyber arms don’t go on forever; they have an expiration date, they go bad. You have to have a current constant stockpile of tools, if you are planning on using them at all …The only way for others to know you have powerful cybercapabilities is to show it off. Maybe we will eventually see cyber arms negotiations and cyberdisarmament,” he said.
From 4pm AEST today (17 May), ZDNet Australia will be broadcasting a live panel discussion entitled “Tough Talk: BYO Disaster?” You can watch the discussion at this page.
