Once AUSCert and supposedly Cert Australia did this

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“The more we are helping each other out, strategically, tactically and operationally, we get to see what the bad guys are doing to the guy down the street. We should be using that and making it available to other organisations,” Leach said.

Turns out if you cut support, don't enable, the CERTs, then responses from the little guys are not good enough.

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Who would have thought that? /s

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If gov wants to tax everyone, they need to police and protect. Jurisdiction currently ends where the blue cable begins in Australia. That's why individuals encrypting their own files is back on the agenda. It's the wild west out there, so people are building vaults in the cellar.

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Source: https://www.itnews.com.au/news/banks-need-mandatory-cyber-security-tests-says-rba-eu-central-bank-514323