The symbiotic nature of information flowing between humans and intuitive machines will necessitate digital sovereignty to authenticate a message’s binary characteristics. View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

Why not apply the same intellect and wisdom that created this wondrous cyberspace and its data galaxies to empower our appointed guardians to protect our information with the tools they need to do their job? View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

Questions often arise about the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information when it’s communicated from one party to another, especially in the presence of a potentially untrusted third-party. View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

In Australia, public discussion and debate on export markets usually focuses on commodities, such as resources, energy and agricultural produce and their respective contribution to the nation’s economy. Certainly, those commodity exports drive a major component of the nation’s economic growth. View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

The cyber security industry needs another 33,500 workers to meet demand in the next two years. Jane Landon, Applied AI Operations, Penten explores collaborations with Defence, veterans and reservists to meet the growing need. View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

Jane Landon, Applied AI Operations, Penten explores the importance of lifting diversity in cyber security. There are many inspiring programs to encourage other genders into the industry and some are highlighted in this article. View the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

As cyber security is a male dominated industry, Jane Landon, Applied AI Operations, Penten explores the issue lack of diverse genders in the sector. Women were pioneers of cyber security during World War 2, but have declined in numbers since. Read the full article at www.cybersecurityconnect.com.au...

There are two sides to meeting the AI threat. The first is recognising we need to grow Australia’s own AI capability. The second is in ongoing development of AI-specific countermeasures. View the full article at www.defenceconnect.com.au...

Artificial Intelligence is changing the nature of contemporary military operations, from intelligence gathering and analysis to effectors at the tactical and strategic level, for the ADF, AI will serve as a powerful force multiplier explains Ben Whitham and David Liebowitz of Australian cyber company, Penten. View the full article at...