The federal government has given agencies 12 months to link up with the national automated cyber threat sharing platform after struggling to get voluntary buy-in over the last two years.
The platform, built by consulting giant Deloitte at a cost of nearly $50 million, was introduced by Australia’s cyber agency in 2021 after demands from industry for better intelligence information.
It enables the bidirectional sharing of threat intelligence at …
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