Reframing the approach to national cyber management with the Cybersecurity Capacity Lifecycle As a consequence of the work that the Oceania Cyber Security Centre (OCSC) has completed in the Pacific, a common theme has emerged. From numerous cyber maturity assessments, cyber roadmaps to outcomes reports [...]
The OCSC Cybersecurity Roadmap: Charting the Course to Cyber Maturity Despite geographic, cultural, and contextual differences, and irrespective of the location of a cyber capacity building (CCB) project, it is universally acknowledged that “one size does not fit all”. As such, CCB interventions must take [...]
READ: OCSC researchers explore how the P4C can create a more cyber-resilient Pacific, and what it means for the region OCSC is pleased to share an article released by OCSC Research and Capacity Team members, Joe Fulwood and James Boorman, through the Development Policy Centre's DevPolicy Blog. The article explores [...]
Monday 26 February 2024: under a new capacity building partnership with the UK Government, over the next week the Ministry of Communications (MoC) will undertake a national review of Fiji’s cyber capacity with assistance from experts from the Oceania Cyber Security Centre (OCSC) in preparation for the forthcoming national cybersecurity [...]
The Report is a direct outcome of the P4C, which was held in Nadi, Fiji from 2nd October to 4th October. The conference gathered over 100 representatives from various Pacific Island countries, PBP countries, and non-government stakeholders to discuss cyber capacity building (CCB) in the region. The conference was jointly [...]
Government representatives and cyber sector leaders from across the globe will unite at the inaugural Pacific Cyber Capacity Building and Coordination Conference (P4C) held from 2 to 4 October 2023. To be held in Nadi, Fiji, the P4C represents a new, coordinated approach to addressing and advancing cybersecurity [...]
The Oceania Cyber Security Centre (OCSC) and Monash University are excited to announce a new fully funded cybersecurity capacity building opportunity.
Building national cybersecurity capacity and resilience is a complex and multi-dimensional problem that requires a view beyond IT.
At a time of complex challenges and immense opportunity, women across the Pacific are stepping up to tackle the cyber challenge.
March 2021, Tuvalu, Funafuti. The world has changed. COVID-19 has had a profound and disastrous impact on communities, health, and the economy globally.
