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Social Media – Episode 5

Cyber crime

According to the ‘Digital in 2017 Global Review’ by We Are Social and Hootsuite, there are 2.789 billion (or 37% of the worlds total population) active social media users. In Australia, 65% of our total population are active social media users, which is almost double the global average of 37%. These statistics demonstrate how prevalent the topic of social media and security is in Australia. What should and shouldn’t we be posting online? How private is our information really? Find out in the final episode of the CyberTrack podcast mini-series with Dr Graeme Edwards.

Dr Graeme Edwards

Dr. Graeme Edwards is the Director of CYBER i Pty Ltd, a company that places focus upon training, support, education and consultancy services to businesses on matters relating to cyber security, cloud computing and incident response. Graeme has spent approximately 25 years in law enforcement, with approximately 15 of those as a detective investigating cybercrime and the many variations there are of financial crimes. He has provided numerous public presentations on technology and cyber security related topics to a multitude of audiences ranging from technology groups to national/ international conferences. Graeme has successfully completed a Doctorate of Information Technology with a thesis of investigating cybercrime in a cloud-computing environment, a Masters of Information Technology (Security) and a Bachelor of Business Studies (Information Technology). He is continuing his professional development by commencing study to become a Certified Ethical Computer Hacker and Incident Response Manager.  He is the current President of the Brisbane chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.