Be alert to the threat of Business Email Compromise and invoice fraud – see the advice to protect your business.
New Quick Wins for Business and Step-by-Step guides help small businesses to apply cyber security.
The guides provide basic cyber security instructions for specific software, applications and devices.
See quick tips on how to recognise cyber threats and smart practices.
Cyber security is everyone’s responsibility.
Be cyber smart at work and at home with these tips and resources on cyber smart practices.
If you connect to the internet, even just for email, you can fall victim to cybercrime.
Learn how to protect yourself or your organisation when online.
The NT Government hosts Cyber Security Awareness Month to promote cyber smart practices in government and the community.
Previously, presentations were held to support the business and not-for-profit sectors and the seniors community.
Be Cyber Smart presentations were provided for the business sector in Darwin and Alice Springs with an ethical hacker briefing and Australian Cyber Security Centre advice on steps to prevent against cyber threats. A Defence focus featured at the Darwin event with briefings from the Centre for Defence Industry Capability and Defence Security and Vetting Service to support businesses to get cyber ready for Defence contracts.
In partnership with the Australian Cyber Security Centre, threat briefings and technical workshops were provided for the local ICT sector.
The NT Government partnered with the Australian Information Security Association to deliver community information sessions for seniors and the Not-for-Profit sector.
Seniors community groups can request a Be Cyber Smart Presentation for their local seniors group.
Request a PresentationLearn more about cyber security at cyber.gov.au or report an incident.
For more information contact us at the Department of Corporate and Information Services.
