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11 Jul 2026
Artificial Intelligence

NIST Mathematical Proof Supports Transition to a Continuous-Monitor-and-Update Security Model for AI Systems

A NIST-linked mathematical proof shows that no finite set of AI guardrails can be fully robust against adaptive adversarial prompts, implying continuous red-teaming, updates, and resilience are required to maintain AI security over time.
2 minutes
6840
11 Jul 2026
Air & Space Power

US Air Combat Command locks down military secrets via zero-data mobile tech rollout

Air Combat Command’s (ACC) rollout deploys secure mobile messaging using Hypori Lyte, enabling device-agnostic communications, protecting mission data through zero-data architecture, and strengthening cyber resilience and operational readiness across distributed operations.
3 minutes
6839
10 Jul 2026
Air & Space Power

US Marines launch long-endurance spy drone from warship in South China Sea

The US Navy demonstrated ship-launched V-BAT uncrewed aircraft from the USS Portland, providing persistent ISR, GPS-denied operations, and beyond-horizon surveillance to enhance distributed maritime operations and situational awareness in contested Indo-Pacific environments.
3 minutes
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Wedgetail, A30-005 Williamtown
10 Jul 2026
Leadership

The Military Learning Deficit in the West

Organisations that fail to adapt quickly to changing conditions risk falling behind competitors. Recent conflicts show that culture, leadership and innovation are just as important as resources. Leadership must encourage adaptation, learning and responsible challenge.
36 minutes
6829
10 Jul 2026
Military History

Bravery in Burma: Despite being rendered blind by the Japanese, this soldier fought on

Operations in Burma during 1945 demonstrated that multinational Allied units operating in extreme jungle conditions achieved strategic disruption against Japanese forces, highlighted by 1st Lt. Jack L. Knight’s Medal of Honor during the Burma Campaign.
3 minutes
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Hellfire missile
10 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

China’s Pacific ballistic missile test – Views from ASPI analysts

This article canvasses a range of views concerning the test. Analysts differ on whether timing was deliberately coordinated in a demonstration that could unintendedly undermine China's long-term objectives. Missile trajectory reflected realistic long-range operational conditions.
8 minutes
6820
Switchblade used to engage AI identified targets- Australian Army/United States Marine Corps
9 Jul 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Best Way to Combat AI Cyber Threats is with AI, Five Eyes Security Agencies Say

AI is accelerating digital threats and reducing response times. Organisations must strengthen cyber resilience now by combining strong governance, modern security practices and AI-enabled defensive tools. Unsupported legacy systems remain attractive targets for attackers.
3 minutes
6803
9 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

Chinese military study outlines strategy to target US warships from 1,800 miles away

The research outlines a theoretical kill-chain combining satellites, AI, and coordinated missile swarms to threaten US carriers operating from distant bases. Real-world feasibility, however, remains highly uncertain due to targeting and sensing challenges.
3 minutes
6821
First-person drone Exercise Predator’s Walk Mount Bundey
9 Jul 2026
Technology & Innovation

To Beat Cheap Drones, Australia Must Make Cheap Interceptors – Quickly

Current interception methods remain financially unsustainable at scale. Local industry needs scalable production capabilities soon, as countermeasures evolve rapidly and demand continual adaptation. Future cooperation with Japan and Taiwan could support hardware and software development.
4 minutes
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Australian Army sappers, small boats, Fiji Military Forces, Solomon Islands.
9 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

China missile launch tests Pacific relations as Australia looks to pounce

Pacific leaders traditionally favour balanced relationships with major powers, but the launch may have altered that. The Solomon’s PM described China's actions as unfriendly regional behaviour, despite close previous ties. Fiji and PNG also concerned.
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