Author: Justin Hendry

ITAR barriers come down as AUKUS tech trade reforms pass

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Controversial legislation that creates a licence-free environment for technology sharing between Australia and the United States and United Kingdom has passed Parliament with amendments that bake in exemptions for...

First AUKUS innovation challenge launches

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The first trilateral AUKUS innovation challenge has launched in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom to find military technologies that solve electronic warfare problems across the alliance....

NSW trials sensor network for real-time flood data

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The New South Wales government has begun a trial of network sensing technology on two major rivers in Sydney that promises to deliver more reliable flood and storm intelligence...

Risks and rewards driving strategic modernisation

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The rapidly evolving business landscape, the significant rise in cyber threats and the diminishing pool of legacy system experts are prompting immediate action for strategic modernisation.   Gartner research...

First director faces court over ATO ID scheme breach

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Australia’s corporate watchdog has launched first-of-its-kind legal action against an unnamed company director for allegedly failing to sign up to the federal government’s compulsory director ID program. The director,...

Big Tech and the intelligence power shift since MH17

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Investigating MH17 unlocked the role of big data in assembling a criminal brief, pioneering the use of open-source intelligence.   “I became interested in how big data was being used...

Tritium faces Nasdaq delisting as shares slide further

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Embattled EV charging station maker Tritium will try and appeal a second delisting notice from the Nasdaq it received just hours before its vote on a share consolidation plan...