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Last week, the House of Representatives passed important changes that will improve the way Australian law enforcement agencies are able to detect and investigate cyber criminals.
Of great concern to me, however, has been the alarmist and entirely false assertions made about the new laws. These must be corrected.
Cybercrime is a growing threat to individuals, businesses and governments around the world and has already overtaken the drug trade as the most profitable form of all crimes.
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