Melbourne Airport, in partnership with Smiths Detection, has gone 'live' with the latest checkpoint screening technology featuring Computed Tomography (CT) X-ray in Terminal 4. The technology allows laptops and liquids to remain in bags and has been a huge success with travellers since Melbourne Airport first ran a trial in 2018.

The Age media advises that Australians are reporting incidents of cybercrime about every 10 minutes, according to statistics released by the nation's cyber security watchdog.

One-in-78 Victorians were caught committing a crime last financial year, according to official new crime statistics from the Victorian Crime Statistics Agency

A series of dynamic technical talks at the inaugural CSO Australia-AWSN Women in Security conference highlighted the innovative perspectives and problem-solving nous that women bring to cybersecurity roles.

Two Australian hubs have made the top 10 of a new global study on where the safest cities in the world are located.

Security upgrades at Melbourne's Bourke Street mall shopping strip are finished, more than two years after a deadly car attack that killed six pedestrians

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In this article Nick explains the importance of professional certification in security. He speaks as an experienced security leader and employer who has worked through all levels of the industry.

Committee member Nick Karas provides the following - Accessing the Internet to gather information continues to grow rapidly. People now expect everything to be connected, from their real-time public transport schedule, to the voting system, to stock availability in physical world stores.