​Australia’s growing reliance on connected technology could leave the country dangerously vulnerable during a major cyber incident, with former intelligence and cybersecurity leaders warning the nation is unprepared for large scale disruption. Speaking at the Atmos Sphere 2026 event in Sydney, former NSA Director Admiral Mike Rogers, now on the Global Advisory Board at CyberCX and Alastair MacGibbon, Independent Advisor, said Australia’s biggest cyber threat may no longer be just stolen data, but the collapse of essential services and public trust. “We really need to worry about the availability piece and possibly even more so the integrity piece,” MacGibbon said. “What if you can't use the machines ...