Mohan Koo, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of DTEX Systems and Hugh Rutherford, Regional Sales Manager at Splunk set up offices at the A3C in 2020.

Retrospect Labs, in collaboration with the A3C, delivered a unique and interactive guided cybersecurity exercise that ntroduced key incident response concepts and covered fundamental incident response principles in a hands-on format.

A new range of cyber security courses are set to be offered by the global defence firm, in collaboration with a South Australia-based electronic warfare company.

In an Australian first, the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre (CSCRC) will lead a ‘hands on’ pilot project focused on uplifting cyber security across Australia’s small to medium business sector (SMEs).

Lot Fourteen’s Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C) continues to go from strength to strength with recent partnerships announced with the Commonwealth Bank (CBA), Optus and the University of South Australia.

The National Missing Persons Hackathon 2020 was run by AustCyber in partnership with the Australian Federal Police, the National Missing Persons Coordination Centre and Trace Labs. It was held virtually across the country with the addition of live, in-person events in AustCyber’s SA Node at Lot Fourteen as well as nodes in Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory.

South Australia’s leadership in cyber security continues to grow, with the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C) at Lot Fourteen attracting 17 members since formally opening in July.

Australia needs to build its sovereign capability in cybersecurity through increased training and utilisation of machine learning to counter growing threats to private companies and government agencies. That’s the warning from Mohan Koo, the founder of global cybersecurity specialist DTEX Systems, which has its Australian base at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide, his home town.

The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C) officially launches its Cyber Test Range on 19 October by hosting a Splunk Global Champion of Champions Boss of the SOC (BOTS) competition.

Building Australia’s collective strength in the battle against cyber crime will be a key aim of the new Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre, to be established at Lot Fourteen next year.

Australia’s digital infrastructure and the data it carries are core to the value and growth of the nation’s economy. The growing economic dependency on the digital domain has an intrinsic relationship with the trust users and consumers have in it and therefore the security, privacy and resilience of the infrastructure and data.

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The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C) at South Australia’s innovation precinct, Lot Fourteen, was officially opened on Monday 6 July

The A3C in partnership with Commonwealth Bank, My Budget, AustCyber and the Institute of Engineering and Technology delivered an evening dedicated to women in the cyber and infosec workforce, focusing on the benefits of how a diverse workforce strengthens Australia’s cyber capability.

Retrospect Labs, in collaboration with the A3C, delivered a unique and interactive guided cybersecurity exercise that ntroduced key incident response concepts and covered fundamental incident response principles in a hands-on format.