Industrialcyber.Co Australia's Critical Infrastructure Unprepared for Drone Cyber Threats
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A report from the University of Canberra reveals that Australia is unprepared for cyber threats posed by drones targeting critical infrastructure, including energy, water, and data centers. The research, conducted in partnership with DroneShield, highlights the need for improved defenses as drone technology evolves and becomes more accessible.
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