Cyber affairs

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This Declaration establishes a set of high-level international commitments by participating States to protect and promote information integrity online.

Today, Denmark and Australia launch a global network of cyber and tech ambassadors to ensure a responsible, democratic and secure technological future in cooperation with the tech industry.

The Australian Government welcomes the statement by the European Union (EU) on 24 September 2021 denouncing malicious cyber activity against its member states.

Australia and India, with our technical expertise and strong track record in innovation and entrepreneurship, are emerging as key players in the global development of critical and emerging technologies. Over the course of the next decade, and beyond, these technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), next generation telecommunications (5G/6G), Internet of Things (IoT) and quantum computing, will change the way we live and interact, at all levels of society and business.

Australia and India are working together to shape a safer and more secure global environment, launching the second round of the Australia-India Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership (AICCTP) grants program.

Australia held the final international law in cyberspace online executive course for 2020 delivered in partnership with& Cyber Law International.

The third Australia-Indonesia Cyber Policy Dialogue was held virtually on 2 September 2020. The multi-agency Dialogue reinforced the close cyber cooperation and partnerships between the two countries in the areas of information sharing, cyber security best practices, capacity building and enhancing digital economy and addressing cybercrim