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The auditor-general has found that Victoria's 10 government departments have weak and outdated IT systems, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks.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Author's summary: Victorian departments face cyberattack risks due to outdated IT systems.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