News about defence

  • Defence to fund cyber security prototyping

    The Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) will spend up to $2.2 million on prototyping new cyber security technologies to help ‘future proof’ Australia’s defence capabilities.

  • Defence 'market tests' Oracle providers

    Australia’s major Defence intelligence agencies will shortly move to a new direct-source relationship for their Oracle-based hardware, software and services.

  • Defence begins Centralised Processing program

    Defence has announced it is to shortly commence its Centralised Processing (CP) initiative to establish a single, integrated capability for the management and provision of centralised processing facilities, infrastructure and services at the unclassified, classified and secret levels.

  • Federal Govt invests $13m in Defence R&D

    The Federal Government has allocated $13 million in funding to foster projects submitted under the Department of Defence’s research and development program.

  • Defence to look at security 'gap' claims

    The Defence Department says it will look into whistleblower claims that thousands of security clearances have been falsified.

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Features about defence

  • Defence to overhaull HR, Payroll systems

    Defence will shortly commence refreshing its core management information system for personnel management, personnel management key solution (PMKeyS), in an effort to better manage risk and add “significant and sustainable benefits” to the organisation.

  • Defence to spend $700m on ICT reform

    Less than half of the annual $1.2 billion spent by Defence on its ICT is visible to its chief information officer, Greg Farr, a new report has revealed.

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