Boeing has been awarded a $91 million five-year contract with the US Air Force to continue providing aircraft guidance and navigation repairs on a range of models.
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New DSTG computer device enhances security and productivity
Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) scientists have collaborated with the CSIRO and partners in academia to develop a computer device that enhances security and productivity, the Cross Domain Desktop Compositor (CDDC).
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Thales and Australian manufacturer sign agreement on future x-ray systems
French multinational Thales and South-Australian small business Micro-X have signed a $10 million agreement to invest in the development of ultra-miniature x-ray systems.
The systems, which utilise carbon
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Overcoming fears associated with introducing new technology
Adopting new technology shouldn’t be avoided over worries that a security system will be breached. Miri Schroeter finds out how companies can benefit from upgrading their systems
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CSIRO designs algorithm vaccination technique
In a paper accepted to the 2019 International Conference on machine Learning (ICML), CSIRO researchers have presented a new method of preventing attacks on algorithms and machine learning systems.
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IIC, Avnu Alliance announce liaison to boost TSN standards
The Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC), and Avnu Alliance (Avnu), a community creating an interoperable ecosystem of low-latency, time-synchronised, highly reliable networked devices using open standards,
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Deloitte: Manufacturers “woefully unprepared” for supply chain threats
A new study from Deloitte has found that cyber security breaches in manufacturing plants are increasing, with the sector “woefully unprepared” for these threats.
Titled Industry 4.0 and Cyber
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IoT market to grow by 48 per cent, says Technavio
Cyber security for manufacturers
Manufacturers who think their computers will never get hacked need to think again. Alan Johnson reports.
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Cisco’s Internet of Everything (IoE) Centre opens in Western Australia
Designed to bring industry and researchers together, Cisco’s Internet of Everything (IoE) Centre has been officially opened by Western Australian Premierr, Colin Barnett.
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Why companies have little incentive to invest in cybersecurity
Despite the increased risks developing in cybersecurity and data integrity, little heed is being paid to protecting company data.
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Cyber Technology prosecuted for trying to export drones
The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service has prosecuted Perth company, Cyber Technology for trying to export drones without a permit.
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Hills posts FY profit, plans more acquisitions
Hills posted a profit of $24.8 million in the year to June 30 and plans to continue to purchase more security and healthcare technology businesses.
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Hills acquires NZ security company
The Hills group has announced the acquisition of Auckland’s Intek Security group, adding to its security offerings in New Zealand.
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Industry 4.0 will only work if the intellectual property is sufficiently protected warns expert
An increasing number of unsecured, computer-guided production machinery and networks in production facilities are gradually evolving into gateways for data theft. Experts claim new security technologies are needed to shield the sensitive data.
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Network security is the key for information sharing, automation company says
The rapid development of long distance communication technologies has created a global interconnected platform allowing for boundless information sharing that is not limited by proximity.
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Australian manufacturing must address cyber threats
The manufacturing industry is an obvious target for cybercriminals, as demonstrated by a recent attack called Nitro which targeted more than 48 organisations involved in the manufacture of chemicals and advanced materials.
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Understanding the new PPSR
PPSR (Personal Property Securities Register), which commenced January this year, will help buyers check that the used goods they are buying, like a car, boat or machinery - almost anything except real estate - doesn't have a security interest over it.
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