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Unisys has added four people to its ANZ client management team.

The Federal Government has announced $745,920 in new funding for Western Sydney University to establish the Cybersecurity Aid Centre to train and support small business with Cyber Incident Response.

Flying foxes, a species that are listed as vulnerable to extinction due to a drop in numbers, are being detected and counted using drones carrying thermal cameras, researchers say.

Western Sydney University has deployed Nintex’s visual process mapping and management capability aimed at encouraging university-wide collaboration between teams.

Western Sydney University has been awarded an Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage grant worth over $700,000 to investigate how future Artificial Intelligence (AI) developments and policy can ensure economic, social and cultural inclusion for Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse (CaLD) backgrounds who are living with disabilities.

Macquarie Government has awarded this year's cyber security scholarship to Adel Aljuboury, a computer science student at Western Sydney University.

Technology such as artificial intelligence has a pivotal role to play when it comes to supporting people with disabilities in Australia and creating a more inclusive society, according to researchers at Western Sydney University.

Telstra has partnered with youth-led movement against bullying, PROJECT ROCKIT, to launch a digital classroom aimed at empowering young people to take action on cyber bullying and online safety.

Oracle and Western Sydney University have teamed up on visual analytics research.

Jacob Pace has been announced as the inaugural recipient of the Macquarie Telecom Cyber Security Scholarship at Western Sydney University.

Western Sydney University will provide 5,000 Microsoft Surface 3 devices to commencing students this year.

Two scholarships at Western Sydney University in 2016 will be sponsored by Macquarie Telecom ‘as its contribution to heading off a looming skills crisis in the cyber security industry.’