News: Information Influence and Cyber

Influencing regional security

Professor Joanne Wallis

Australia’s relationships in the Pacific Islands region have always been important to successive governments but never more so than in these times of global upheaval.

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Creating resilience against mass influence campaigns

Dr Rachel Stephens

With the volume of information – whether genuine or misinformation – available, how can we help people develop their critical thinking skills and build resilience against mass influence campaigns?

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Understanding mass influence campaigns

Associate Professor Carolyn Semmler

Cyber-based attacks are not just limited to security networks.

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Advanced cyber deception techniques

Professor Debi Ashenden

Cyber attacks are increasingly automated, however at their core are people, no matter how remote they are.

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Autonomous cyber defence tools

Associate Professor Hung Nguyen

The digital networks we use every day for business, recreation and security have become so complex that it’s impossible for anyone to understand and eliminate all the vulnerabilities in a given system, even with the most advanced tools.

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