AI for Network Security

Dr Xu Wang recognised at Defence & National Security Workforce Awards 2026

Dr Xu Wang recognised at Defence & National Security Workforce Awards 2026 Dr Xu Wang has been named Best Cyber Technician or Specialist Under 35 at the Defence & National Security Workforce Awards 2026, in recognition of his contributions to cybersecurity research and applied innovation. Dr Wang is a key contributor to the Connectivity Innovation Network, where he […]

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CIN’s AI for Network Security System final presenttion introduces CASPER AI

CIN’s AI for Network Security System project unveils CASPER AI at UTS Cybersecurity Precinct On Friday 21 November, the Connectivity Innovation Network’s AI for Network Security System project reached its final milestone with a live demonstration of CASPER AI at the University of Technology Sydney’s Cybersecurity Precinct. Developed by a UTS-led team for the Connectivity

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CIN in the media: AI-powered assistant CASPER promises smarter cyber threat detection

Security Brief, 22 November 2025 The Connectivity Innovation Network was featured in Security Brief following the Connectivity Innovation Network’s Final Presentation of AI for Network Security on 21 November 2025. AI-powered assistant CASPER promises smarter cyber threat detection A new cybersecurity virtual assistant using artificial intelligence has been developed to help detect threats and guide users

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21 November 2025: Final presentation AI for Network Security System

Final presentation AI for Network Security System   Join us for the final presentation of the Connectivity Innovation Network (CIN)’s AI for Network Security System project, led by Professor Ren Ping Liu and Dr Xu Wang from the University of Technology Sydney. The project explores new approaches to enhancing cybersecurity through artificial intelligence. It investigates how large language models (LLMs) and multimodal

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29 September–3 October 2025: International Astronautical Congress (IAC) 2025 in Sydney

Connectivity Innovation Network at IAC 2025 Sydney Sustainable Space : Resilient Earth The guiding theme of the 76th International Astronautical Congress (IAC 2025), Sustainable Space : Resilient Earth, explores the essential connection between space innovation and sustainability. It focuses on three central areas: Space-based applications for earth Sustainable space activities Sustaining life beyond earth As

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CINQ Newsletter Q3/Q4 2025

Welcome to the first edition of CINQ — the official newsletter of the Connectivity Innovation Network. In this issue, we share key updates on project progress, national recognition, and upcoming events you won’t want to miss. One to mark in the calendar: Stage 1 Presentation Day on 19 August, where three CIN projects currently in

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SMODS presented at UTS Cybersecurity Precinct launch as an applied solution for secure, standards-based data sharing

SMODS presented at UTS Cybersecurity Precinct launch as an applied solution for secure, standards-based data sharing On 12 June 2025, the University of Technology Sydney officially launched its new Cybersecurity Precinct, an advanced facility dedicated to accelerating Australia’s cyber resilience. The precinct is a hub for collaboration, innovation and training in cybersecurity, purpose-built to bring

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12 June 2025: UTS Cybersecurity Precinct Launch

12 June 2025: UTS Cybersecurity Precinct Launch The Connectivity Innovation Network is pleased to share the upcoming launch of the UTS Cybersecurity Precinct—a new immersive facility dedicated to accelerating Australia’s cyber resilience. Located in the heart of UTS, the precinct has been purpose-built to drive innovation, shape future talent, and foster deep collaboration across government,

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