
Where we have lectured, educated and mentored through our careers
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Harvard University
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The Australian National University
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Monash University
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Kings College London
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Tufts University
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Australian Defence College
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Defence Intelligence Organisation
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Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
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Cambridge University
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Australia New Zealand School of Government
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University of New South Wales Canberra
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QANTAS
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Commonwealth Bank
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AECOM
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Global Development Learning Network (World Bank)
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Vietnamese Cryptographic Agency
What research themes did we address in cyber and tech policy publications in 2024-2025?
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Cyber catastrophe
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Military cyber targeting
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Costs of cyber attacks
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Cyber operations in the Ukraine/Russia war
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US/China competition in quantum sensing
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Australian cyber diplomacy
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Scale and motivations of Australia’s cyber surge
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Cyber investment
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Technology impact assessment
Where did we lead in cyber and tech education policy in 2025?
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Led efforts in Australia to establish an AUKUS network of cyber educators based on existing US/UK efforts
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Facilitated a panel on social responsibility aspects of artificial intelligence in higher education with 11 papers at the annual conference of the UK Academy of Information Sciences
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presented a paper at the IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS) in California
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Led a table-top exercise on a cyber crisis for Malaysian officials in Kuala Lumpur
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Worked in a team of eight Australian and Indian researchers to develop a syllabus on technology impact assessment under a grant from the Australian Government
Since 2014, our course leaders have published books on:
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Cybersecurity education
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National cyber emergencies
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Cyber capabilities and national power
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China’s cyber power
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China's cybersecurity



