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Hard lessons still to be learnt: CSU cybersecurity experts
POLICE & CRIME  29 Jun 2017

Hard lessons still to be learnt: CSU cybersecurity experts

Cybersecurity experts at CSU believe Australian businesses suffering from the latest ransomware attack 'Petya' have not learned sufficiently from a previous global attack.

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Trust in juries and courts in the Age of Terror
POLICE & CRIME  7 Jun 2017

Trust in juries and courts in the Age of Terror

A book co-edited and part-written by a CSU legal expert has addressed the complex challenges faced by courts in Western democracies trying terrorism cases.

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Australia’s cybersecurity in spotlight at Wagga conference
POLICE & CRIME  5 Jun 2017

Australia’s cybersecurity in spotlight at Wagga conference

Hackers using Wannacry malware, national security, and business challenges are hot topics for cybersecurity experts from around Australia and overseas when they meet this week in Wagga Wagga, NSW.

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CSU expert addresses NT royal commission on children in detention
POLICE & CRIME  31 May 2017

CSU expert addresses NT royal commission on children in detention

A CSU academic will address the youth detention Royal Commission in the Northern Territory tomorrow Friday 2 June to voice her concerns about children in out-of-home care and the justice system.

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Cyber warfare is here: CSU expert
POLICE & CRIME  14 May 2017

Cyber warfare is here: CSU expert

A CSU cyber security expert believes the future of cyber warfare is here after the recent global 'malware' attack.

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Why are our most vulnerable children turning to crime?
POLICE & CRIME  11 Jan 2017

Why are our most vulnerable children turning to crime?

CSU researchers have been awarded a national grant to investigate why the Australian welfare and justice systems are turning some of the most vulnerable children into criminals.

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Does the full moon bring out the lunatics?
POLICE & CRIME  17 Oct 2016

Does the full moon bring out the lunatics?

As the full moon rises many police officers brace for a hectic night believing it's when 'lunatics come out' but CSU research has dispelled the myth.

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Latest review of intelligence agencies welcomed: CSU expert
POLICE & CRIME  20 Sep 2016

Latest review of intelligence agencies welcomed: CSU expert

A CSU intelligence expert has welcomed the forthcoming review of Australian intelligence agencies as vital for addressing the ever-changing international security environment.

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Law students hear personal story of crime and punishment
POLICE & CRIME  11 Sep 2016

Law students hear personal story of crime and punishment

Law and criminal justice students at CSU have received a very personal account of crime and punishment in Australia from a well-known former criminal.

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