The convergence of Quantum Computing, AI, Blockchain, and Cybersecurity is redefining the technological landscape. These interconnected innovations are revolutionizing industries and reshaping digital trust, security, and efficiency. Understanding their relationships is crucial for future preparedness.
Australia aims to boost economic growth by expanding its technology exports, but inadequate cybersecurity infrastructure is hindering these ambitions. To compete globally, ...
Kristen Verderame, Vice President of Global Government Relations at NetApp, shared the importance of government relations, public affairs, and cybersecurity in shaping the ...
Utilising low-code platforms with modular features more seamlessly allow government agencies to efficiently and effectively meet the ever-changing needs of their citizens. ...
In a recent panel discussion hosted at South by Southwest more commonly known as SXSW, cybersecurity and privacy experts from various fields convened to discuss the intricate ...
What Developments In The Threat Landscape Do Australians Need To Be Aware Of?
In addition to the usual activity from Russia and Chinese state-sponsored groups, the activity ...
On Tuesday 14th May, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Minister for Finance Katy Gallagher announced Australia’s Federal budget. Labeled a "responsible Budget that assists those ...
Lieutenant General Michelle McGuinness, Australia's National Cyber Security Coordinator, will be a keynote speaker at the AUSCERT Cyber Security Conference taking place at ...
The Sovereign Australian Prime Alliance (SAPA) congratulates the Albanese Government on its announcement today of much needed reforms to the Commonwealth Procurement Rules to ...
Western Australia Police Force (WA Police Force) is conducting faster and better-informed investigations and road policing throughout the state through the addition of ...
Assessment enables Genetec to support Australian Government agencies and critical infrastructure providers with cloud-based physical security solutions