Recent work
Latest publications
Investigations, critiques, models, and essays on cybersecurity policy, professionalisation, institutions, education, and public trust.
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CyberPath can get the framework right and still get the system wrong
How Australia can better show its cyber progress
KordaMentha Called for Ethics in Cyber Professionalisation. Thirteen Months Later, It Faced ICAC Scrutiny
Cyber Wardens: What the $23 million program delivered and measured
The Economics of Professionalization: Revaluing the AISA Membership
Financing Cybersecurity Professionalization: A Monte Carlo Analysis of Salary-Linked Membership Models
Research practice
Research areas
Methods used to test claims, examine evidence, and understand complex systems.
- 01Scientific research and literature synthesis
- 02Empirical studies and experimentation
- 03Economic and financial analysis
- 04Systems thinking
- 05Explicit modelling of uncertainty
- 06Ongoing evaluation of outcomes
Evidence desk
FOI archive
Government records used to test claims, trace decisions, and examine the evidence behind cybersecurity institutions.
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Qantas Cyber Incident: Pre-breach Threat Intelligence
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Qantas Cyber Incident: Preliminary Inquiries Case File
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Cyber5050 Grant and Ministerial Briefings
Reading list
Recommended reading
Books that I recommend.
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About
Benjamin Mossé
I conduct independent, public-interest research into Australian cybersecurity policy, regulation and public spending. I use evidence, Freedom of Information records, financial analysis, technical expertise and systems thinking to test institutional claims and identify what should change.
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