DFAT leads international engagement on cyber and critical technology across the Australian Government.
Cyberspace and critical technology affect all aspects of international relations. They affect our national security, economic prosperity, the protection and realisation of human rights and freedoms, sustainable development and international peace and stability.
For Australia, cyberspace and critical technology is a foreign policy priority.
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Quantum Meta-Ethics – The University of Sydney and Observer Research Foundation (ORF) explore the hard questions posed by emerging quantum technologies
01 Jul 2022
Quantum Meta-Ethics (QM-E) is the latest initiative of Project Q, an interdisciplinary investigation funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York that looks into the societal and geopolitical implications of quantum…
Australia and PNG sign a new Cyber Cooperation agreement
05 May 2022
On 30 March 2022, Dr. Tobias Feakin, Australian Ambassador for Cyber Affairs and Critical Technology, and Mr Steven…
International Girls in ICT Day: GO! Vanuatu
02 May 2022
Source: ABC International Development
The Girls Online (GO!) Project strives to empower young women in Vanuatu and Tonga to engage safely and meaningfully online. It is led by ABC International Development in partnership…