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The cable-laying ship Ile de Brehat landing the Coral Sea Cable at Tamarama Beach, Sydney, in 2019
DFAT
03 August 2026

Connected & protected: building Australia’s submarine cable resilience

This paper provides a comprehensive assessment of Australia’s submarine cables network and provides recommendations to promote our economic interests and secure our submarine cables network.
  • Indo-Pacific
  • submarine cables
  • undersea cables
  • Information technology
  • critical technology
  • Telecommunications
  • National security
  • Maritime
Authors of the new NSC report on subsea cables with NSC staff
Jed Buchanan/NSC
Tue, 11 Aug 2026

NSC launches landmark report on submarine cable resilience

The ANU National Security College has launched a landmark report on Australia’s submarine cable resilience and what's needed to protect this critical infrastructure

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Dr Sam Howerton on tour at the National Computational Infrastructure
Jed Buchanan/ANU
11 August 2026

From Gadi to the frontline: technology, trust and Australia's security future

NSC recently hosted Dr Sam Howerton, Chief Scientist at the US Department of Homeland Security.
  • artificial intelligence
  • computing
  • critical technology
  • United States
Person walking through projected graphic designs
Adobe Image
08 February 2021

Building cooperation: cyber, critical technology and national security

As part of the Quad Tech Network series, Kohei Takahashi, Tatsuo Ide, Ikuo Takahashi, Kazuo Tokito and Takahiro Sasaki address cyber, critical technology and national security.
  • Japan
  • Quad
  • cyber
  • critical technology
Art installation
Adobe Image
09 February 2021

Embracing difference: governance of critical technologies in the Indo-Pacific

Jolyon Ford and Damian Clifford address what an approach to human rights and the ethical governance of critical technologies could entail for Quad members.
  • critical technology
  • Indo-Pacific
  • Quad
  • ethical governance
Image of undersea cables. Image by Adobe stock
Image of undersea cables. Image by Adobe stock
10 August 2026

Australian subsea cables

David Brewster interview | ABC
The RAAF's E-7A Wedgetail aircraft is expected to be operational in the Gulf within days
LACW Nell Bradbury, ADF
10 March 2026

Australian spy plane to watch Middle East battle space

David Andrews interview | Country News