オーストラリア政府 内務省がサイバーセキュリティ戦略2020を公表していましたね。。。

こんにちは、丸山満彦です。

8月6日にオーストラリア政府 内務省が「サイバーセキュリティ戦略2020」を公表していました。

● AU - Department of Home Affairs - Cyber security - Strategy

・2020.08.06 [PDF] AUSTRALIA’S CYBER SECURITY STRATEGY 2020

2016年の「[PDF] サイバーセキュリティ戦略」に続くものですね。

10年間で16億7千万ドル（約1,250億円 75¥/AU$）を投資するようです。何に投資するのかということですが、次の項目のようですね。。。

• 政府：サイバー脅威から国民、企業、重要インフラの保護を強化する
• 企業：製品とサービスの保護を通じて既知の脆弱性から顧客を保護する
• コミュニティ：オンライン上での安全な行動を実践し、適切な情報に基づいた決定を行う

本文を読むと、サイバー犯罪対策に力をいれる感じですね。Darkwebについても触れられていますね。。。中小企業対策についても触れられています。どこの国も課題はよく似ているのでしょうね。。。

時間があったら、米国、UK、日本、中国、オーストラリア、シンガポール、カナダなどの国のサイバー戦略を並べてみたいですね（存在すら網羅的に確認していないけど・・・）

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Table of Contents

Minister’s foreword
Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2020: At a glance
Overview
The threat environment
Consultation
Our strategy
Our response
Action plan
Implementation and measuring progress
Appendix A: Cyber Security Strategy 2020 Funding Commitments

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Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2020: At a glance

Vision
A more secure online world for Australians, their businesses and the essential services upon which we all depend.

Approach
This vision will be delivered through complementary actions by governments, businesses and the community.

Cyber threats continue to evolve rapidly
— Cyber security threats are increasing. Nation states and state-sponsored actors and criminals are exploiting Australians by accessing sensitive information and for financial gain.
— Criminals are using the dark web to buy and sell stolen identities, illicit commodities, and child exploitation material, as well as to commit other crimes.
— Encryption and anonymising technologies allow criminals, terrorists and others to hide their identities and activities from law enforcement agencies.
— Cyber criminals want to take advantage of the fact that Australians are more connected than ever before.

Strong foundations
This Strategy builds on the 2016 Cyber Security Strategy, which invested $230 million to advance and protect Australia’s interests online.

Highlights
This Strategy will invest $1.67 billion over 10 years to achieve our vision. This includes:
— Protecting and actively defending the critical infrastructure that all Australians rely on, including cyber security obligations for owners and operators.
— New ways to investigate and shut down cyber crime, including on the dark web.
— Stronger defences for Government networks and data.
— Greater collaboration to build Australia’s cyber skills pipeline.
— Increased situational awareness and improved sharing of threat information.
— Stronger partnerships with industry through the Joint Cyber Security Centre program.
— Advice for small and medium enterprises to increase their cyber resilience.
— Clear guidance for businesses and consumers about securing Internet of Things devices.
— 24/7 cyber security advice hotline for SMEs and families.
— Improved community awareness of cyber security threats.

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