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O’Neil sets strategy for Australia to be the most cyber secure country in the world 2030

Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister Clare O’Neil. Photo: Martin Ollman/Getty Images

Martina Lindberg

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Clare O’Neil announces new cybersecurity strategy as Australia tries to deal with “the biggest threat since World War Two”.

“We face a time of great global challenge,” said Clare O’Neil, Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister at the National Press Club on Thursday.

At the event, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil spoke about the rising cyber risks confronting Australia today. Because of the heightened risks, O’Neil announced a

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