Defence Innovation Network Network (DIN-Net) Collaboration
The UK Defence Innovation Network (DIW) and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have today collaborated on the development of a network based security framework and technology platform. The collaboration, facilitated through the Defence Innovation Network Network (DIN-Net) is aimed at enabling rapid defence capability acquisition by allowing secure rapid access to the same information for both Defence and Commercial Agencies. In line with the Government’s position on the benefits of information sharing, the collaboration will also be a foundation for the Defence Innovation Network to enable the Defence Innovation Agency (DIA) to develop a suite of cyber capability enabling capability that is both cost effective and meets Government requirements. The collaboration comes from an initiative by the Defence Ministry called “The Defence Innovation Network”, and is supported by the Department for Business, Enterprise and Innovation (BEEI), the Government’s Innovation and Universities Department, the Australian Government’s Innovation Council and the Australian Government’s Industry and Enterprise Network.
The collaboration is the result of a strategic partnership between the Defence Innovation Network and the University of Technology Sydney, which formed as part of the “Smart Defence” initiative launched by the Department for Business, Enterprise and Innovation, Defence’s innovation agency, in 2012. The collaboration was announced in a joint statement from the Government and Defence Innovation Network at the beginning of October 2016.
Since then, the partnership has already led to a number of new projects including the development of a new framework for collaboration between the DIA and the DIN.
A number of commercial partners have been involved, including the Defence Logistics Transformation Centre, Australia and New Zealand National Centre for Aerospace Technology, the Australian Defence Industries Group, The UK Ministry of Defence, and Defence Technology Australia.
“This collaboration with the Defence Innovation Network is one of many opportunities between the Governments of Australia, New Zealand and the UK to accelerate the commercialisation of Australian Defence capabilities and to support the implementation of the Government’s smart defence strategy. It is a key part of the Australian Government’s national strategy, as it sets out the Government’s vision for the Defence and aerospace sector at a time when Australia is increasingly competing and fighting for economic success against a host of Asian competitors,” said Malcolm Turnbull, Assistant Minister, Industry, Innovation and Trade.
DroneOptID: An AI-based Optical/Thermal Detector supporting DroneShield
The idea behind DroneOptID is to enable the use of automated, reliable, and secure drones for any industry. It does this by providing drones with robust, secure onboard data protection with the ability to remotely query and analyze data. DroneOptID is designed to offer a unique combination of: First, the ability to remotely query devices remotely. This enables drones to easily perform any desired analysis, which can include diagnostics, security checks, and even drone movement. Second, the ability to provide secure onboard data protection. This can include encryption, authentication, encryption key storage, and encrypted key management. Third, DroneOptID’s unique interface allows drone operators to quickly and easily perform any desired analysis by utilizing their intuitive, intuitive, and friendly user interface. This ease of use is critical because drones are often used in sensitive areas such as military bases and embassies, and drone operators are often in an urgent need for immediate help. DroneOptID allows drones to perform any desired analysis and then automatically, securely, and efficiently upload the data to a secure cloud server. This enables drones to automatically perform any desired analysis. Finally, DroneOptID’s unique interface and interface design has been specifically designed to include the drone operator’s own personal information. This allows drone operators to easily log into DroneOptID and begin any desired analysis with their own personal data. It also removes the need for the drone operator to enter any personal information for the drones. This allows the drone operators to perform any desired analysis independently of any human operator, eliminating any possible abuse of personal information.
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For the last six years, the DroneShield Project has been working hard to put out the best drones, and we’re glad to finally release the final version of DroneShield.
We still have some remaining bugs to fix, but overall we’re pretty excited. DroneShield is the best drone you can buy for home or business, and we can’t wait to show you what’s new in the next phase of the product.
Please let us know what you think in the comments.
Our goal is to help you make smart, secure, and trustworthy drone systems, in as simple a way as possible. We help you create secure, safe, and compliant drones, and give you access to a free, comprehensive community-backed platform to help you get started.
The DroneShield Team is a team of over a hundred developers and hackers. We are an open source community that lives and breathes open source software, and we share our knowledge with the world by giving free, open-source software away for our own use.
Our goal is to help you make smart, secure, and trustworthy drone systems, in as simple a way as possible. We help you create secure, safe, and compliant drones, and give you access to a free, comprehensive community-backed platform to help you get started.
We want DroneShield to be the world’s most secure and most trusted drone. As with all our products, we want to create products that make consumers and businesses truly safer. But we don’t believe that a safe system is a system that works reliably and consistently.
We want to help people make high security, high reliability, and high performance drones, but we realize that systems have to make a serious effort to be secure and reliable in the first place.
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Network Security, is the study of vulnerabilities, flaws and security issues in Computer networks, and network devices. As the name states, Network Security is concerned with the protection of the network and its connected devices from attack. The network itself can be thought of as a security perimeter around a given system, where the perimeter is used to restrict attacks through the perimeter. This is done by designing networks to reduce the vulnerability of network communication and systems by designing physical security measures, including network intrusion detection systems (IPS), firewalls and antivirus software.
Drones and autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been used previously in surveillance, and they can be used with a wide variety of systems, such as surveillance cameras, search and rescue (SAR) robots, and ground vehicles. However, the UAVs are considered to be in the same class of attacks that are able to penetrate normal IT infrastructure, so any monitoring system will also be exposed to these types of attacks at some point in time. There are many reasons behind this, but the most important one, is that autonomous UAVs can be piloted from a range of remote locations simply by moving the aircraft into a radio frequency (RF) communication range. The UAV can be controlled remotely, which can be a very helpful security approach even in the case that, for instance, an operator is unable to monitor the aircraft. A camera system located on the UAV can be used to remotely control the UAV and the camera can be remotely controlled using RF links to the UAVs operator. These RF links can be established using satellites, and can be in the form of ground stations, wireless communication systems, and mobile devices. The system can allow the operator of the UAV to remotely view an area or a zone that is under surveillance.
The DroneShield Ltd is a UK company with a strong background in cyber security, specifically with the threat of UAVs. The company, founded in 2010, is based in the United Kingdom. DroneShield Ltd focuses on creating unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that can be used as surveillance platforms, which can be used by operators who cannot physically be within the surveillance area.
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