Show Notes
In this episode, AUSCERT features the following guests:
> Nigel Phair, Monash University > James Chadwick, AUSCERT
Anthony sits down with Nigel Phair from Monash University to discuss the murky world of Cybercrime!
In the second half of the episode, Bek chats with James Chadwick, Principal Analyst of AUSCERT about the release of the NIST 2.0 Framework and the fast approaching AUSCERT Conference.
This episode was hosted by Anthony Caruana and Bek Cheb
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