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Innovation Node
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About the Node
The South Australia Cyber Security Innovation Node was established in late 2018, a partnership between the SA Government and AustCyber to accelerate the growth of the SA’s cyber security sector in alignment with AustCyber’s national mission. The South Australia Node is a part of AustCyber’s National Network of Nodes, which fosters and accelerates cyber capability development, innovation and commercialisation across Australia.
The SA Node works closely with SA Government, industry and academic and research institutions in SA. The SA Node is guided by an Industry Advisory Group (IAG). The IAG is responsible for promoting the SA cyber security industry, providing advice and direction to the SA Node on the implementation of the Node’s work plan.
SA Government’s partnership with AustCyber is an important step in the advancement of the cyber security industry in SA. The Node is growing and showcasing skills in cyber, while strengthening collaboration between South Australia’s private, public and academic sectors, particularly in the priority areas of space, defence and the supply chain, autonomous systems, digital health and education sectors.
In partnership with:
- Defence industry and the supply chain
- Autonomous systems
- Space industry
- Digital health
About the Node Manager
Paula Oliver has the been the Manager of the South Australia Cyber Security Innovation Node since October 2018, focused on shaping a strong and collaborative cyber industry within SA and the region and supporting the growth, education and export of the South Australia cyber security industry.
Through the SA Node, Paula has advocated for the establishment of the state’s first Cyber Security Traineeships, which has created a new pathway into a cyber security career and generating greater awareness of the breadth of opportunities available working in the cyber industry.
Paula brings with her a wealth of experience and connections from state government to the delivery of the South Australian Node work plan.
Contact the Node
Cyber Security Innovation Node - Level 1 Eleanor Harrald Building, Frome Rd, Adelaide 5000
AustCyber’s National Network of Cyber Security Innovation Nodes
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- Mining
- Oil and gas services
- Agritech
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- Defence industry and the supply chain
- Autonomous systems
- Space industry
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- Smart cities
- Internet of Things
- Marine technology
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- Tertiary and research sector (knowledge economy)
- Defence industry
- Renewable energy
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- Industry 4.0
- Digitisation
- Cyber workforce development
- Financial services
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