Podcast: Security expert on training 21st century cyber soldiers

Researcher
Associate Professor Christophe Doche
Date
11 June 2019
Faculty
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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The cost of cyber crime globally is projected to reach US$2 trillion this year, and a massive shortfall in Australian cyber security workers could leave us vulnerable to attack. Here's how Macquarie University is helping build Australia’s next generation line of defence.

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