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ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon Engages Queensland Students in Cybersecurity Challenges

ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon Engages Queensland Students in Cybersecurity Challenges

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ThreatCluster •October 19, 2026 at 07:49 UTC
  • •Over 100 participants are involved in the ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon in Brisbane.
  • •Students will work on real-world cybercrime scenarios to enhance their skills.
  • •Winners can secure internships with ANZ, providing valuable industry experience.

The ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon is taking place in Brisbane on October 19-20, 2026, involving over 100 students, academics, and industry experts. Participants will simulate a financial crime task force to investigate cybercrime scenarios and develop solutions to enhance cyber resilience. The event is organized by ANZ in collaboration with Griffith University and Google Cloud, with mentorship from the Queensland Police Service. Winners will have the opportunity for internships with ANZ. The hackathon follows a report from the Australian Signals Directorate indicating over 84,700 cybercrime reports in Australia. Griffith University student Radhika Agarwal, a past winner, emphasized the hands-on experience and career opportunities gained from participating in the event.

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2026-10-18
Hackathon details announced
ANZ, Griffith University, and Google Cloud announce the return of the Cybercrime Hackathon, focusing on cyber resilience.
Anz.Au
2026-10-19
ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon begins
The second ANZ Cybercrime Hackathon kicks off in Brisbane, engaging students in financial crime simulations.
Australiancybersecuritymagazine.Au

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Who can participate in the Hackathon?
The Hackathon is open to students from Griffith University and other institutions, along with industry experts.
What skills will participants develop?
Participants will enhance their skills in investigating cybercrime and developing solutions for financial crime scenarios.
Are there any career opportunities from this event?
Yes, winners of the Hackathon will be eligible for internships with ANZ, providing valuable industry experience.