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Cyber security awareness month (officially styled “Cybersecurity Awareness Month”) is a global campaign held every October, co-led by CISA and the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA) since 2004. For 2026, the two organizations are running distinct themes: CISA’s “Securing the Next 250” (reduce, replace, recover) and NCA’s “Don’t Make It Easy for Them” (four everyday habits).…

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Cybersecurity suppliers and advisers are using Cybersecurity Awareness Month to warn that artificial intelligence is reshaping security risks for companies and public bodies. Their comments suggest a shift in focus from employee behaviour to visibility across infrastructure, identities and automated systems.

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October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, an opportunity for all Australians to strengthen their cyber security knowledge and take practical steps to protect their devices, accounts, and personal information.

Indiana Army National Guardsmen attend the Cybersecurity Incident Response Handler Course during Cyber Shield 2026 at the Professional Education Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, on July 13, 2026. Credit: Staff Sgt. Jason Archer

October is the NISA’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Now’s the perfect time to learn how to keep yourself safe online and avoid falling victim to scams that run rife on the net.

October’s annual cybersecurity campaign arrives with a familiar message: protect accounts, recognise scams and keep software updated. But the evidence accompanying Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 raises a more demanding question for business leaders and public authorities: how much of that advice has become everyday practice?

The Pentagon is informing more than 2 million current and former military members that their personnel records storing sensitive personal information were stolen over a monthslong compromise of one of its networks. The breach is the second one in recent months to expose sensitive government information.