Legal update, Ransomware still the most destructive cybercrime: ACSC’s Cyber Threat Report 2021-2022

18 Nov 2022

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Legal update, Ransomware still the most destructive cybercrime: ACSC's Cyber Threat Report 2021-2022. This update provides a brief outline of the key cyber trends identified in the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s (ACSC) Cyber Threat Report for July 2021 to June 2022. It includes an overview of the key findings of the report including the types of cyber threats faced by Australian organisations and individuals over the past year and also outlines recommendations from the ACSC for countering the identified cyber threats.

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Legal update, Ransomware still the most destructive cybercrime: ACSC’s Cyber Threat Report 2021-2022

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