Karen Andrews on Tuesday morning declaring China won t get away with a huge cyber attack on 30,000 companies around the world
China won t get away with a huge cyber attack on 30,000 companies around the world, Karen Andrews said on Tuesday.
The Home Affairs Minister slammed Beijing for undermining international stability after Australia joined the US, UK, European Union, New Zealand, Canada, and NATO in accusing Beijing of a large hack on the Microsoft Exchange email server earlier this year.
The allies alleged China s Ministry of State Security used contract hackers to attack companies and government bodies, costing them billions of dollars in stolen intellectual property, ransom payments and cyber-security defence efforts.
Australia makes huge move against China accusing the communist superpower of cyber attacks
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Coronavirus vaccines strongly recommended for disability support workers, but not yet mandatory
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Coronavirus vaccines are strongly recommended for disability support workers, but not yet mandatory
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Disability Specific Vaccination Hubs Will Open to Speed up Vaccination Rollout
The government has set up dedicated vaccination hubs for people with disabilities to provide additional options to receive their vaccine doses.
“These hubs allow providers, in partnership with the Commonwealth Government and vaccine providers, to ensure some of the most vulnerable Australians and their support workers and carers can be vaccinated faster,” National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Minister Linda Reynolds said.
Reynolds said that as of June 1, almost 38,0000 NDIS participants had received at least one dose of the vaccine.
The Australian government has received a large amount of criticism for the vaccine rollout, including the slow pace of vaccinating those with disabilities or in aged care.