Andrew Dowse is director of RAND Australia. In this role, he identifies policy research opportunities for Australian clients at the Commonwealth and state/territory levels, delivers and disseminates high quality research and analysis on Australian policy issues, and leads the RAND Australia office in Canberra. His most recent work for RAND Australia has been in providing research support to the Australian Department of Defence, specifically DST Group, the Sovereign Guided Weapons Enterprise and the National Naval Shipbuilding Group. He was part of the RAND team that supported the Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) Reform Commission. Before joining RAND in July 2021, Dowse was the director of Defence Research at Edith Cowan University. He served in the Royal Australian Air Force with senior appointments in Air Force strategy and integrated capability development and plans, and as the head of ICT Operations and J6. He retired from active duty in 2018 at the rank of air vice-marshal. His research interests include information warfare, military strategy, defence capability, national security, and space. Dowse holds a Ph.D. in information science from the University of New South Wales.
How can synergy among government agencies, industry, and cybersecurity experts enhance detection and mitigation of digital infrastructure vulnerabilities?
What strategies can improve recruitment, training, and retention in cybersecurity?
What security threats does the transition to net zero pose for critical infrastructure?
How are organisations tackling vulnerabilities from emerging and smart technologies?
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