The year 2023 has been a period of remarkable achievements and developments. This comprehensive report highlights the key successes, accomplishments, and projects undertaken by AUSCERT over the past year. From strategic initiatives and performance to market expansion and operational improvements, this review provides an in-depth analysis of our progress and sets the stage for our future endeavours. Contents  Foreword by Dr. David Stockdale Membership Overview Incident Support Vulnerability Management Threat Intelligence Training AUSCERT Conference Community Outreach Share Today Save Tomorrow Conclusion Click here to read the report  or head over to this link: https://auscert.shorthandstories.com/auscert-year-in-review-2023/index.html

AUSCERT Year in Review for 2021, originally published here: https://auscert.shorthandstories.com/auscertyear-in-review_2021/index.html  The various PDF files listed below reflect the various infographics showcased in the report. Some key 2021 highlights are below: The AUSCERT team handled over 2,823 incident management tickets We welcomed 72 new member organisations AUSCERT launched our podcast series, ‘Share Today, Save Tomorrow’ The successful delivery of our first ever conference in a hybrid format   Attached documents: AUSCERT_Current Members Incident Types_2021 Incidents 2021_by Incident Classification Security Bulletins_Monthly Totals Security Bulletins MSIN Notifcations by Industry per Month

Q3 2021 Report We would like to take this opportunity to thank our Members for your continued support and share with you the following snapshot of our services stats for Quarter 3 2021. This report provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported by members, from 1 July – 30 September 2021 and includes a summary of other key achievements this quarter.   https://auscert.shorthandstories.com/quarter-3-2021/index.html

Q2 2021 report Report and Stats We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and share with you the following snapshot of our services stats for Quarter 2 2021. This report provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported by members, from 1 April – 30 June 2021 and includes a summary of other key achievements this quarter. https://auscert.shorthandstories.com/q2-2021-report/index.html

2020 Year in Review AUSCERT Year in Review for 2020, originally published here: https://auscert.shorthandstories.com/auscert-year-in-review-2020/index.html The various PDF files listed below reflect the various infographs showcased on the report. Some key highlights below: > We saw a rise in the number of AUSCERT membership organisations, reflecting the current sentiment around our country – cyber security is everyone’s responsibility. > In 2020, the AUSCERT team handled over 3800 incident management tickets. > Despite the challenges in 2020, the team stayed engaged with our member constituents and sector; emphasizing the importance of this aspect as a part of our 2021 strategy (re-visit this here: https://wordpress-admin.auscert.org.au/blog/auscert-what-expect-2021)   Attached Documents auscert-year-in-review-2020.pdf currentmembers.pdf incidents_bymonth.pdf incidents_byclassification.pdf incidents-3d.pdf bulletins_totals.pdf bulletins.pdf msin_byincidentclassification.pdf msin_byclassificationpie.pdf msin_byclassificationtotals.pdf

Cyber Threat Signal 2021 Cyber Threat Signal 2021 Proud to have worked and collaborated alongside a number of fellow CERT colleagues from CERT-In, KrCERT/CC and Sri Lanka CERT|CC on this publication. Today (Monday 7 December 2020) we released a joint prediction of the most pertinent cyber threats that 2021 may deliver. Perhaps to no one’s surprise, ransomware attacks is expected to dominate the sector in 2021 in both volume and its impact. This joint publication follows a diagram and summary points of observations from 2020 that is extended into 2021 along with point-form mitigation advice. To read and download a copy of this publication, see link provided below. Contributors: CERT-In Indian Computer Emergency Response Team is the National Incident Response Centre for major computer security incidents in its constituency. i.e. Indian cyber community. KrCERT/CC KrCERT/CC is the National Computer Emergency Response Team in Korea.  KrCERT/CC takes the lead in raising technical capability for the protection of Critical Network Infrastructure, Internet communication networks and for reinforcement of prediction and alarm systems. Sri Lanka CERT|CC Sri Lanka Computer Emergency Readiness Team | Coordination Centre (Sri Lanka CERT) is the single trusted source of advice about the latest threats and vulnerabilities affecting computer systems and networks, and a source of expertise to assist the nation and member organizations, in responding to and recovering from cyber-attacks. AUSCERT AUSCERT is a not-for-profit Cyber Emergency Response Team based in Australia. AUSCERT delivers 24/7 service to its members and helps them prevent, detect, respond and mitigate cyber-based attacks. Attached Documents cyber_threat_signal_2021-full-report.pdf

Q3 2020 report Report and Stats We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and share with you the following snapshot of our services stats for Quarter 3 2020. This report provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported by members, from 1 July – 30 September 2020 and includes a summary of other key achievements this quarter. Attached Documents auscert-q3-2020-report-and-stats_YZth2cS.pdf

Q2 2020 report Report and Stats We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and share with you the following snapshot of our services stats for Quarter 2 2020. This report provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported by members, from 1 April – 30 June 2020 and includes a summary of other key achievements this quarter. Attached Documents auscert-q2-2020-report-and-stats.pdf

Q1 2020 report Report and Stats We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support and share with you the following snapshot of our services stats for Quarter 1 2020. This report provides an overview of the cyber security incidents reported by members, from 1 January – 31 March 2020. Attached Documents auscert-q1-2020-report-and-stats.pdf

2019 Year in Review AUSCERT is proud to share a copy of our 2019 Year in Review publication which provides readers with a summary of our state-of-the-union, statistics from our range of member services, achievements and milestones as well as details of our strategic goals for 2020 and beyond.  Hard copies of this publication can be obtained from our office. Should you be interested in a hard-copy version, please email our Membership Team   Attached Documents auscert2019_yearinreview-final-web.pdf