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In this interview, Morry Morgan talks with Vumero General Manager, and the creator of the IoT Festival, Thomas Alomes. The two discuss the festival’s role in pushing the IoT agenda in Australia, and moving IoT away from just hype and theory, to real world applications – applications that have shown to improve productivity in traditional industries, like farming and livestock management.


In this interview, Morry Morgan talks with Stuart Coggins, Sales Consulting Director of Oracle, who demonstrates Oracle’s ability to collect real time data, apply analytics, and engage IoT systems, within the cloud, by using the kids’ car racing game, Anki Overdrive.


Karan Khosla, Director of Privasec provides case study insight into the Privasec’s red-teaming operations. Hosting a Cyber Risk Meetup round-table luncheon in Sydney, the cybersecurity specialists exposed a number of large enterprise executives to a broad range of red-teaming vulnerabilities, where physical and information security systems were readily breached or circumvented to achieve the ‘capture the flag’ goal. In this case, proof was shown by applying a Privasec sticker at the target location, be that access to senior staff offices, server rooms and including achieving full network administration level access.


On location at National Manufacturing Week, Sydney Olympic Park, Nigel Brown, Director of Autonomous Technology provides insights into running a certified drone operation, with a particular focus on the mining and resources sector in Western Australia. As a recent client of Konica Minolta’s 3D printing technology, Nigel Brown provides discussion on the application of 3D printed parts and payloads and how the application of fast-developing 3D printer systems provides new business opportunities with developing smaller and lighter payloads.


This weekly podcast catches up on recent industry events, including CIVSEC 2018 in Melbourne, CeBit Australia in Sydney and NetEvents Global Press and Analyst Summit in San Jose California. We also attended the launch of the Cyber Deterrence Report by Chris Painter of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and sponsored by the Australian Computer Society.


Rob Wainwright, former Executive Director at Europol, gave an earlier presentation at Cebit Australia. His presentation, ‘Data – the new oil in the network economy fighting crime and terrorism’, highlighted a different age to come. Rob termed this ‘International Policing 2.0’, along with the AI race with crime, security by design and privacy by design.


It is clear we weren’t sure where to start or close this conversation, but Liesl Yearsley, CEO & Founder of akin.com, grabbed it and has created a profoundly informative and eye opening discussion about Artificial Intelligence (AI). Liesl provides the highest level of insight. This is a live body of work that we will develop more, with reports from a number of events and interviews in Australia, Silicon Valley and LA.


In this interview, Chris Cubbage talks to Jeff Paine, CEO and Founder of ResponSight, a three year old Australian start-up that elevates enterprises away from focusing on technology alone, and looks at the link between the technology and user. Statistical and telemetry based, ResonSight has a lightweight footprint in its risk analytics and risk profiling outcomes that help enterprises make decisions.


On location at National Manufacturing Week, Sydney Olympic Park, Martin Keetals, National Business Manager for Robotics and Marc Brandon, Marketing Manager for 3D Printing & Robotics provided insights into the fast-developing 3D printer systems, including the release of the ‘Figure 4’ scalable DLP system, the convergence of technologies in material sciences, computer processing and market demand for cost saving and high productivity systems, including robotics.


Futurist Skeeve Stevens provides his technical insights into what he describes as the future of now – or your future. With a technical mindset Skeeve considers not only what criminals or terrorists may plot, with enabling technology, but also lone wolves, the disgruntled or disenfranchised or the student and child. With reference to home-made laser weapons, synthetic drugs and hackable building management systems, Skeeve uses his insights and experience, including as a former hacker, to raise awareness of not just the vulnerabilities of the future but the vulnerabilities of today.