The Department of Home Affairs has paid consulting giant McKinsey more than twice what it originally planned for work on the upcoming national cyber strategy, topping up its contract by $1.3 million last month to help meet “urgent timelines”.
CyberCX and legal firm Clyde and Co have also been brought in to assist the department on much smaller deals that reveal likely directions for the strategy, including to global threat …
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