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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International Women’s Day 2023 - “DigitALL: Innovation and technology for gender equality”
This International Women’s Day, the Cyber and Critical Tech Cooperation Program (CCTCP) celebrates the important work our delivery partners are doing to create a more inclusive and equitable cyber environment for all,…
Australia – UK Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership Principals Meeting Joint Statement
Australia and the UK held the first in-person Principals Meeting under the Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership. We reaffirmed our commitment to shape a positive technology environment and maintain an open, free,…
Fifth India-Australia Cyber Policy Dialogue
1. India and Australia convened their fifth Bilateral Cyber Policy Dialogue on 17 November 2022 in New Delhi. The dialogue was co-chaired by Joint Secretary (Cyber Diplomacy Division) Ms. Muanpuii Saiawi from…