Scott Lee

Jul 17, 2023 | canberratimes.com.au | Abigail R. Bradshaw |Scott Lee

Your report will be referred directly to the relevant state or territory law enforcement agency and it helps authorities build a better understanding of the cyber threats and trends. Reporting all cybercrimes is critical and every report helps protect other Australian businesses and individuals from similar attacks. After reporting a cybercrime, victims should keep any data or email evidence related to the crime committed, should it be needed to help investigate the attack.

Jul 17, 2023 | nynganobserver.com.au | Abigail R. Bradshaw |Scott Lee

Your report will be referred directly to the relevant state or territory law enforcement agency and it helps authorities build a better understanding of the cyber threats and trends. Reporting all cybercrimes is critical and every report helps protect other Australian businesses and individuals from similar attacks. After reporting a cybercrime, victims should keep any data or email evidence related to the crime committed, should it be needed to help investigate the attack.

Jul 17, 2023 | lismorecitynews.com.au | Abigail R. Bradshaw |Scott Lee

WATCH: 'Hacking frenzy': Australia becomes prime target for cyber crimeAs distressing as it is for victims, cyber criminals celebrate when the data of Australians is breached. The Australian Signals Directorate and Australian Federal Police know too well the devastating impacts that cybercrime has on the community. Working together, the agencies look to identify, understand, and fight back against cyber criminals who threaten the wellbeing of Australians and our economy.

Jul 17, 2023 | innereastreview.com.au | Abigail R. Bradshaw |Scott Lee

WATCH: 'Hacking frenzy': Australia becomes prime target for cyber crimeAs distressing as it is for victims, cyber criminals celebrate when the data of Australians is breached. The Australian Signals Directorate and Australian Federal Police know too well the devastating impacts that cybercrime has on the community. Working together, the agencies look to identify, understand, and fight back against cyber criminals who threaten the wellbeing of Australians and our economy.

Jul 17, 2023 | newcastleherald.com.au | Abigail R. Bradshaw |Scott Lee

Your report will be referred directly to the relevant state or territory law enforcement agency and it helps authorities build a better understanding of the cyber threats and trends. Reporting all cybercrimes is critical and every report helps protect other Australian businesses and individuals from similar attacks. After reporting a cybercrime, victims should keep any data or email evidence related to the crime committed, should it be needed to help investigate the attack.