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ItemStrengthening Australia’s cybersecurity regulations and incentives: Response to the Department of Home Affairs Discussion PaperAchrekar, A ; Ahmad, A ; Chang, S ; Cohney, S ; Dreyfus, S ; Leckie, C ; Murray, T ; Paterson, J ; Pham, VT ; Sonenberg, E ( 2021)The development of the regulatory and incentives framework is a key opportunity to align Australian enterprises’ cybersecurity practice with latest research, particularly on consumer protections, and emerging cyber threats and security challenges. The Australian Government has an essential role in establishing incentives to encourage best practice and consequences to combat poor practice. It will be increasingly important for government at all levels to act as a role model, by following best practice in the conduct of its public business.
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ItemThanks a Bundle: Improving Support and Access to Online Telecommunications Products for Consumers with Cognitive DisabilitiesMaker, Y ; Paterson, JM ; McSherry, B ; Brophy, L ; Arstein-Kerslake, A ; Callahan, A ; Teo, E (University of Melbourne, 2018-12-13)This report presents the results of a 2018 study conducted by an interdisciplinary research team, which was supported by the Melbourne Social Equity Institute and funded through the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network's Grants Program. The operation of the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network is made possible by funding provided by the Commonwealth of Australia under section 593 of the Telecommunications Act 1997. This funding is recovered from charges on telecommunications carriers.