Justin Hendry, Author at InnovationAus.com

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McKinsey sees 50 per cent fall in federal revenue

US management consulting firm McKinsey saw an almost 50 per cent drop in federal government revenue last financial year, as the surge of contracts it experienced early in the...

Govt ‘very concerned’ by Optus’s Medicare data loss

28 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

The federal government is working through whether new Medicare numbers will be given to victims of the Optus breach after it emerged the telco failed to notify that the...

One week in: David Hazlehurst on the short, sharp myGov audit

28 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A crack team of bureaucrats from across the federal government has been assembled to support what is shaping up to be the most extensive audit of myGov since it...

DTA audit exposes procurement failings of the highest order

26 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

The Digital Transformation Agency has flown largely under the radar of the new Albanese Government since it won power at the May election, perhaps unsurprisingly. And for an agency...

‘Substantial’ cyber reforms to follow Optus data breach: O’Neil

26 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Home Affairs minister Clare O’Neil has flagged significant reforms to the cybersecurity requirements imposed on businesses following the Optus data breach that saw the personal data of 9.8 million...

The confronting reality of pervasive surveillance laws

24 September 2022 | by Carrick Ryan

When discussing the topic of government electronic surveillance, I often reflect on the time during a significant AFP Counter Terrorism investigation that we had cause to install a hidden...

‘Data is the new asbestos’: Optus hack renews calls for privacy reform

23 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A significant data breach at Australia’s second-largest telco has underscored the need for businesses and government agencies to minimise the sensitive personal information they store, and renewed calls for...

Govt handpicked Deloitte for myGov upgrade

21 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Deloitte was the only supplier approached for a major overhaul of the myGov platform that has netted the consulting giant more than $45 million so far, a scathing audit...

NT lines up its first battery cathode manufacturing plant

21 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

Taiwanese battery materials manufacturer Aleees and ASX-listed miner Avenira have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Northern Territory government to develop the top end’s first battery cathode manufacturing...

My Health Record funding void adds to Budget pressures

21 September 2022 | by Justin Hendry

A decision by the former Coalition government not to fund the My Health Record system beyond the current financial year is contributing to the “immediate” financial pressures now weighing...

Author: Justin Hendry

McKinsey sees 50 per cent fall in federal revenue

Govt ‘very concerned’ by Optus’s Medicare data loss

One week in: David Hazlehurst on the short, sharp myGov audit

DTA audit exposes procurement failings of the highest order

‘Substantial’ cyber reforms to follow Optus data breach: O’Neil

The confronting reality of pervasive surveillance laws

‘Data is the new asbestos’: Optus hack renews calls for privacy reform

Govt handpicked Deloitte for myGov upgrade

NT lines up its first battery cathode manufacturing plant

My Health Record funding void adds to Budget pressures

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