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Cyber Check.Me @CyberCheckMe1·

30 Oct

Over 500k small businesses are impacted by cybercrime each year in Australia. Don’t let your business become a victim. http://Cybercheck.me are offering SME's free 1-on-1 consults @City_Joondalup @CityofWanneroo libraries in November. Register http://bit.ly/2quBLRp @ECUSRI

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Cyber Check.Me @CyberCheckMe1·

23 Oct

http://Cybercheck.me is now on Twitter. Our aim is to help small to medium businesses become #cybersecure and protect them from becoming victims of #cybercrime. Keep up to date with all our news and tips by following us. @ECUSRI @AustCyber @EdithCowanUni @wacyberhub #accse

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Kat Maddox @ctrlshifti·

22 Oct

my compiler when my code actually runs after the 30th attempt

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CASSA @ ECU @CASSAecu·

22 Oct

Today Aaron Doggett from @HivintAU dropped by ECU to deliver some really valuable cyber security career advice and insights into the industry. Thanks for coming by Aaron!
You can view his great advice for your self here:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cracking-perth-cyber-security-industry-aaron-doggett

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12 Oct

Big congrats to all the teams around Australia that used their skills to generate new leads on real missing person cases! We hope to see more of you signing up for next years event! Who will be joining us?

Nine News Perth@9NewsPerth

With more than two-thousand people missing across Australia, police are using hackers to help track them down. 400 'ethical' hackers are trying to solve some of the nation's most high-profile missing persons cases. @DPWinterfield #9News

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