Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee [Part 2], , 0:00 to 4:01
The hearing opens with administrative matters before transitioning to a discussion on data breach statistics and cybersecurity analysis.
Topics: Privacy, Public safety
Speakers: Senator Jana Stewart, Speaker 4, Senator David Shoebridge, Unknown Speaker, Senator The Hon Michaelia Cash
All right, I'm just going to give Senator Shoebridge a second to sit down before we resume broadcasting. Thank you. We will now resume. I understand officials have had the opportunity to get the information that you need. So I might hand over to you, Miss Lagos, to respond to the questions that Senator Shub
>> Thank you chair.
>> The program staying as is for the moment. >> Oh, sorry. That's Thank you for the No, no. Thank you for that reminder. Apologies. No, no. Uh very helpful direction, Minister. Appreciate it.
>> Before we former chair, that's the
>> I'm always grateful for her assistance. Uh so uh I can inform witnesses that me uh we are in a position to release the Australian Law Reform Commission, the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor, the Anti-Slavery Commissioner and the Office of the Inspector General of Intelligence and Uh everyone else, you get the pleasure of spending your evening with us. Uh I'll now hand over to you to respond to questions.
>> Thank you, Senator. I'll just refer to Mr. Price to provide that detail as it is uh relates to technical information.
>> Uh thank you. Uh so the um follow up on the questions that we had before the dinner break uh are 101 records. Um and by records what we mean is a 5 minute snippet of a recording as determined by CyberCX's analysis. Uh there was also a question about uh the numbers of unauthorized persons uh which was eight correct um that is five based in India, two from New Zealand, one from Spain. However, those 101 affected records were were accessed by three resources based in India.
>> All right. Um now previously you said they were in 15minut >> uh chunks. You then said five. Uh we're
correcting the record there. So CyberCX has found that they were five minute
>> And previously we had um 101 matters and then 85 matters.
>> How many? >> 101 records.
>> No, I I understand it's now 101 records, but you how many matters [clears throat] is it? 85 matters.
>> Uh so our analysis is that that's 88
And how many of those were federal court matters?
>> 10. And the balance obviously FCFCIA.
thank you for that.
>> Excellent. >> That was very brief indeed. [clears throat] Thank you very much for uh appearing before the committee this afternoon into this evening. Uh you go with our thanks. Uh we will suspend very briefly while we welcome next witnesses to the table. question.