In this week’s Briefcase, Detmold Group opens a new manufacturing facility while an Adelaide hotel unveils its new events space. The National Industry Innovation Network (NIIN) has launched a new cybersecurity program aimed at South Australia’s parliamentarians. Securing Our Future: Cyber Essentials for Parliamentarians in South Australia is designed to help participants better understand cyber risks, strengthen cyber hygiene and adopt safer everyday security practices to support parliamentary offices. The program is being delivered in partnership with Cisco, Flinders University, Adelaide University and ArchiTech, bringing together cybersecurity experts, industry leaders and academic partners to examine the evolving cybersecurity threat. “Cyber security is increasingly important across every part of society and government and initiatives such as Cyber Essentials provide practical tools to help strengthen cyber awareness and resilience,” Artificial Intelligence Minister Chris Picton said. A $22 million Crisis Stabilisation Centre has officially opened, providing Northern suburbs residents access to additional mental health support services. The 16-bed crisis support centre has opened next to the Lyell McEwin Hospital and will start providing services from this week as part of a staged opening. It follows a 12 per cent increase in mental health presentations to emergency departments in the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network facilities, with the new centre allowing patients to stay up to three nights. “This new service will provide more options for people to get the help they need closer to home, while ensuring emergency departments can focus on those requiring acute medical care,” Health Minister Blair Boyer said. Crystalbrook Collection Hotels and Resorts has unveiled its events space ahead of the opening of its first Adelaide CBD-based hotel Crystalbrook Sam in December. Crystalbrook Sam will be a 196-room luxury hotel on Halifax Street with dining experiences and a rooftop bar. The three new event spaces will cater for corporate
Briefcase: Business snippets from <b>cybersecurity</b> training for pollies to a new mental health centre
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