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Australia Plans Ransomware Attack Reporting Requirement

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Australia plans to require businesses with more than $10 million in revenue to report ransomware attacks to the government, part of a comprehensive strategy to fight the attacks that also includes new criminal penalties and assistance to victims. The plan would need to be passed by Parliament.

https://www.inforisktoday.co.uk/australia-plans-ransomware-attack-reporting-requirement-a-17731
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