Victorian Government Departments at Risk of Cyberattacks
The auditor-general has found that Victoria's 10 government departments have weak and outdated IT systems, making them more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
An investigation by the Victorian Auditor-General's Office (VAGO) revealed that the personal details of the public are at risk of being exploited due to these inadequate systems.
- The report was among 250 documents tabled in state parliament.
- The annual report of VicTrack was also criticized, with VAGO slamming the rail corporation's financial statement as misleading.
The personal details of the public are vulnerable to being exploited due to weak and outdated IT systems.
Author's summary: Victorian departments face increased risk of cyberattacks due to outdated IT systems.
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