A real privilege to be part of @ABCTV #4corners’ meticulously researched piece on cyber criminals hurting Australians & the cyber dimension of Russia’s war in 🇺🇦

The surge in AI-written speeches in Britain's House of Commons visualised:

Experts on a @SkyNewsAust special event 'The War Cabinet', including CyberCX's @KMansted, have warned the risk of war is more significant than the public is being told, with Australia unable to sit out a regional conflict. ▶️ Watch the full discussion here:

CyberCX's @KMansted will join an exclusive one-hour special event from @SkyNewsAust - The War Cabinet - a deep dive into Australia’s defence capabilities and our region’s evolving security dynamics.

NSC media round-up 📢 🌎@Dilnoza_U on how a Trump led US is shifting international order https://t.co/vOdoIXyAWk 👥Ian Kemish reflects on what the international community can learn from the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia, 30 years on https://t.co/a7lTFWIvW6 🤖@KMansted

As an Israel-Iran ceasefire hangs in the balance, CyberCX's @KMansted told @SkyNewsAust while military action is capturing the airwaves, there has also been a persistent and ongoing cyber dimension since the beginning of the conflict.

Why the Australian Government should release its own intelligence review - before the election is called. Full unpaywalled text of my recent opinion piece in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. And yes, there is a concerning Trump angle

Joining The Conversation Hour on ABC Radio Melbourne this morning, CyberCX's @KMansted said Australia might be behind the eight ball in realising just how vulnerable connected cars are.

Alastair @MacGibbon said CyberCX's discovery of the Green Cicada Network is one of the largest ever documented networks of inauthentic accounts found on a social media platform. https://t.co/WpGBySvGYC

This week CyberCX Intelligence identified a network of at least 5,000 inauthentic X accounts almost certainly controlled in concert by an artificial intelligence (AI) Large Language Model (LLM) based system. Download the full report here 👇🏽 https://t.co/QocMWUGZzX

Aussie cybersecurity company CyberCX say they’ve discovered a network of overseas bots designed to get us angry and divided, warning that the software is learning and growing in sophistication.  Executive Director of Cyber Intelligence at CyberCX Katherine Manstead explains.

Speaking to ABC @RadioNational this morning, CyberCX's @KMansted outlined how our Cyber Intelligence team uncovered one of the largest ever networks of AI-controlled fake social media accounts. You can listen to the full interview here: https://t.co/9Yos2n2oku

“In Canberra journalism circles there is a saying that if you want to know what the Australians are doing on national security, ask the Americans. It’s a reflection of the Australian public service’s culture of secrecy relative to the US” https://t.co/p9MM4THCBV

Speaking on ABC @RadioNational's program, The Money, CyberCX's @KMansted said the biggest IT outage in history exposed some hard truths about cyberspace. Listen to the in depth podcast here: https://t.co/LMNyMHfda9

Senior official Hugh Jeffrey takes on AUKUS criticisms. Just a hint of getting things off his chest. Pleasingly plain language including on transparent oceans ("bunk!") sovereignty anxieties ("zombie assertions") + AUKUS agonising ("perpetual ambivalence") https://t.co/5Nqwyft73n

As we enter the post-recovery phase of the biggest IT outage in history, our latest edition of C-Suite Cyber offers conversation starters for business leaders looking to learn from this incident: https://t.co/RZFgkFP7q7

In an opinion piece for the @FinancialReview, CyberCX's @KMansted explores some of the hard truths about cyberspace that last Friday's global IT outage exposed:

As organisations around the globe work to recover from the Crowdstrike outage, CyberCX's @KMansted told @7NewsAustralia this has been a sharp wake up call about the fragility of our digital ecosystem. Watch the full news story here: https://t.co/wuusPcjjCT

CyberCX recognises the tireless, ongoing efforts of IT and cyber teams across all sectors of the economy as organisations, large and small, work to restore services impacted by a global systems outage. Every organisation has been impacted differently and will have different

CyberCX's @KMansted spoke to @abcnews about the growing risk of payment redirection scams, also known as 'man in the middle' attacks, warning that high transaction industries such as real estate are most at risk.

Chinese government-backed hackers are repeatedly targeting public & private sector networks across Australia and the wider Asia Pacific region CyberCX's @KMansted told BBC Global News.