The plan focuses on three key priorities to enable South Australia to be accessible and inclusive, collaborative, and secure and trusted.

Office for Data Analytics Executive Director, Peter Worthington-Eyre, shares insights about several initiatives where government data use is more collaborative.

Australian Cyber Week will be celebrated from 26-30 October 2020 with activities held virtually and in person, including the National Missing Persons Hackathon.

Enter the Biggest Pitch – an innovation competition with a difference where winners can go on to represent South Australia at the National iAwards.

Now, with job creation our top priority, there’s no better time to cement South Australia’s position as a leading jurisdiction in cyber security by further anticipating the sector’s needs, investing in digital infrastructure and educating our workforce.

The South Australian Cyber Security Framework has now been released, replacing the Information Security Management Framework.

The department’s Online Accessibility Toolkit has received two accolades at the Australian Access Awards on 12 December 2019.

AustCyber and Ribit recently hosted Cyber Connect, a business-to-student speed networking event at the University of Adelaide.

Our department’s launch of the Online Accessibility Policy Easy Read Guide makes it simpler for South Australian Government, businesses and citizens to make digital content more accessible to everyone.

South Australian high school students now have an incredible range of free, real-world cyber challenges to try out thanks to the Schools Cyber Security Challenges program.

The GovHack open data competition is back for its 10th year and will run across Australia and New Zealand from 6 to 8 September 2019.