In June of 2023 the Australian National University (ANU) Tech Policy Design Centre selected a panel of 26 independent subject-matter experts to form a Risk and Resilience Expert Panel (RREP).
Our CEO, Narelle Clark, was chosen among experts from industry, government, civil society and academia to discuss issues and barriers to telecommunications resilience.
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Since our last newsletter, we’re pleased to announce that our hardworking Tech Team have completed the cleanup of VIC-IX. In our previous newsletter we announced that Phase 1 rack migration at VDC-MEL03 now allows all members on level 3 to access 40/100G ports. You can still get your orders in via the IAA Member Portal.
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We’re excited to announce the launch of a Legal Templates section of the Portal. This feature offers our Members access to a suite of legal document templates, along with handy instructional videos to help you get the most out of these templates and confidently navigate the complex field of information technology compliance and how it relates to Australian law.
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Venue: UNSW Kensington Campus, Sydney
Date: 15-16 September 2023
Not only are we a supporting partner of this year’s CyberOz event, we’re thrilled to announce that on the 15 September at 1.15pm AEST our CEO, Narelle Clark will be speaking. Don’t miss her presentation on ‘Cybersecurity and IPv6 from an Australian Industry Perspective’.
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Venue: Sea World Conference Centre, Gold Coast
Date: 7-8 September 2023
We’re setting up our booth and stepping up as a sponsor of AusNOG 2023. It’s shaping up to be another great conference. See you at the Gold Coast!
Find out what’s in store and buy your tickets here:
https://www.ausnog.net/events/ausnog-2023
IAA is a proud sponsor of NetThing2023, Australia’s Internet governance community forum. NetThing aims to provide a diverse and inclusive platform for the exploration of Australian technology policy issues, to mobilise Australians to collaborate on solutions, and to connect Australia to the regional and global Internet governance forums.
If you’ve noticed something missing from your inbox, it won’t surprise you that we have shifted our newsletter to quarterly rather than monthly in the interest of providing more focused and timely content when it arises, and a better update on all things IAA. It’s been a full and fun quarter, too!
