Author: Justin Hendry

‘Ineffable’ cryptography turns the Tide for cybersecurity

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
A common refrain around cyber-attacks and data breaches is that they are inevitable.  The conversation around cybersecurity is typically focused on mitigation and reducing threat vectors, with an acknowledgement...

New laws to prevent future NBN sell-off

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
New laws to keep the NBN publicly owned will be introduced to federal Parliament, preventing any future sell-off of the network that delivers high-speed broadband to 8.5 million households....

Defence scuppers critical $3.5b ERP switchover at 11th hour

Posted on   |  by Justin Hendry
Defence has postponed the cutover to its multi-billion dollar new enterprise resources planning system, further dragging out the mammoth SAP build amid the department’s latest push to eradicate legacy...

ClearVue: A window into our solar energy future

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Nearly a third of all Australian houses have rooftop solar panels.  That’s more than 3.6 million houses which are utilising the renewable energy source, and this figure is expected...

‘Standard gauge’ for digital licences passes key road-test

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Australia has edged closer to cross-border acceptance of digital driver’s licences after a prototype verification platform designed to bring common standards into effect was successfully road-tested with users. The...

ELA spaceport gives rockets an extra boost

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
More than 1000km from Darwin in north-east Arnhem Land sits a state-of-the-art spaceport.  The Arnhem Space Centre, run by Equatorial Launch Australia, is the country’s only commercial spaceport, and...

Southern Ocean Subsea puts a new spin on net repairs

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
A single tear in an aquaculture fish pen can have massive financial and environmental impacts.  A single failure in such a net can potentially lead to the loss of...