Britain and the United States will be nervous about Australia’s cybersecurity as hackers seem to be “two steps ahead” of the authorities, says Sky News Brisbane Bureau Chief Adam Walters.
“Everyday it seems we’re hearing of increasingly sophisticated scams breaching our privacy and emptying bank accounts,” Mr Walters told Sky News host Sharri Markson
“The potential is nightmarish when you consider cybersecurity experts are expressing real fears about the integrity of our military securities, especially on this day.”
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