Technology

Cyber incident responses rarely fail due to a lack of tooling. More often, they break down under pressure when visibility is limited, control is fragmented, and critical decisions must be made with incomplete information. In these situations, the consequence is not just delayed response, but loss of control over sensitive data, inconsistent decision-making, and increased…

For Defence suppliers, compliance is not a one-time exercise. Hosting and security requirements evolve, expectations increase, and the cost of maintaining alignment can grow unexpectedly over time. The challenge is not just meeting today’s requirements, but ensuring the hosting environment continues to support Defence needs, without introducing unnecessary risk,rework, or re-platforming. Managing that risk early…

Defence suppliers are expected to move quickly while meeting strict security and hosting requirements. However, many suppliers are also slowed down by complex infrastructure decisions, lengthy onboarding processes, or platforms that were not designed with Australia’s Defence environment in mind. Finding the right balance between speed, compliance and long term viability is a constant challenge.…

Software builders often choose to focus on business and capability development only, leaving security of the software or system for a future date. We see today how this approach of “bolt-on later” (at best) and no security ever (at worst), is causing cybersecurity breaches. We do have to “Make Security Go Away”, but unfortunately we…

Healthcare organisations – both within Australia and across the world – have traditionally been fairly slow-moving when it comes to the adoption of innovative digital services. This is especially true in the realm of cybersecurity and data privacy, with a lack of hard-and-fast regulatory guidelines resulting in a patchwork of data privacy and compliance standards. The…