E-security review to probe broadband network


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July 03, 2008

E-security review to probe broadband network

Attorney-General Robert McClelland and Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said the move was prompted by Australia's ever-increasing reliance on information and communications technology and the threat of a hostile online environment.

McClelland said networked systems increasingly underpinned business and social interactions but they also provided fertile ground for exploitation by cyber criminals.

"The e-security review is an opportunity to look at what help the government can provide to develop a more secure and trusted electronic operating environment for both the public and private sectors," he said in a statement.

"The review will also consider whether commonwealth programs can be better focused to deal with the ever increasing range of online threats."

Conroy said the review was a vital step towards fostering confidence in using the internet for personal and business activities.

"A secure online environment trusted by the community, coupled with the government's rollout of the National Broadband Network, is critical to our nation's continued social and economic prosperity," he said.

A key issue of the review, conducted by a multi-agency team led by the Attorney-General's Department and due to be completed by the end of this year, will be security challenges emerging from the rollout of the new national broadband network.

It will take account of threats from electronic intrusion and attacks on physical, administrative or personnel security arrangements and assess security measures likely to be effective now and in the longer term.

It also will consider recommendations from Australia's participation in the multinational Exercise Cyber Storm II in March testing responses to simulated coordinated cyber attacks on critical infrastructure.

Source: ZDNet Australia

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