South Australia takes the lead in world’s most complex cybersecurity exercise
Locked Shields continues to garner praise as the largest and most complex live-fire cyber defence exercise in the world. Spearheaded by NATO, this year’s exercise saw 3,000 participants from 40 nations defending virtual models of national IT systems and critical infrastructure from real-time attacks. Immersed in simulated, real-world scenarios, teams deploy critical thinking to navigate complex cyber incidents, demonstrating the real power of cooperative defence. South Australia led the charge out of the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (Aus3C) at Lot Fourteen, harnessing the strengths and smarts of top cyber security talent from around the country. For the first-time ever, Australia ...