
On Just Terms S2 E8: Securing Corporate Australia: National Security, Cyber Risk and Governance with Hamish Hansford, Head of National Security, Department of Home Affairs
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In this episode of On Just Terms, Jason Betts and Melissa Gladstone are joined by Hamish Hansford, Head of National Security at the Department of Home Affairs and Australia's Commonwealth Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, for a discussion on the evolving national security landscape and its implications for Australian organisations. Hamish discusses Australia's Cyber Security Strategy, mandatory ransomware reporting, the convergence of cyber, foreign interference and organised crime threats, and ...
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