NAB: Welcomes Government’s ransomware action plan

NAB: Welcomes Government’s ransomware action plan

  • NAB has welcomed the release of the 2021 Ransomware Action Plan by the Australian Government
  • Continues to play an active part in supporting the Federal Government in its efforts to protect Australians from cyber threats
  • The cyber threat landscape is ever-evolving and the volume of threats, including ransomware attacks
  • Pleased to see the measures introduced in the action plan for tougher penalties, in an effort to deter bad actors
  • Business and government cooperation is crucial to expand knowledge and understanding of the threat landscape
  • Delivered 52 cyber training sessions to small and medium business customers in FY21
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

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