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Australia Introduces New Data Centre Standards, Addresses Drone Threat
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The Australian government is introducing new standards for data centres being built in the country. This move aims to ensure the security and reliability of critical infrastructure. Simultaneously, a report has highlighted the potential threats posed by drones, prompting discussions on enhanced security measures and regulations.Articles about this topic
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Politics live: new standards for datacentres being built in Australia; report warns of drone threat
Labor under pressure over fuel crisis as federal parliament returns. Follow updates liveGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastGovernments around the world are unprepared for the growing threat of drones being used to carry out terror attacks, a report warns.Advances in drone technology, 3D printing and AI-assisted navigation should prompt leaders, including those in Australia, to rethink anti-extremism strategies, the paper from the Lowy Institute says.The combination of eas
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