Jennifer Smith
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Essential Eight Maturity Model: What Applies Now and What ASD Is Changing | iTWire (opens the original)
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Jennifer Smith, Content Manager | Published 30 Sept 2026 The Essential Eight maturity model, last updated in November 2023, is still the current framework Australian organisations are assessed against. ASD consulted in June and July 2026 on evolving it into a broader Essentials series, but nothing has been published to replace it. Any assessment held against the current model still stands, and uplift work should continue. The November 2023 model is current and in force. Every existing obligation
CETA System Covers Scotland Data-Centre Vote | iTWire (opens the original)
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Jennifer Smith, Content Manager | Published 28 Sept 2026 Members of the Scottish Parliament have paused decisions on hyperscale schemes and made environmental assessment mandatory above 50MW, moving energy demand, water use and cooling design to the centre of how approvals are judged. Scotland’s planning system now operates under a de facto freeze on hyperscale data-centre approvals, imposed by Members of the Scottish Parliament pending national guidance. The same vote makes environmental impact
Why Most Organizations Can't Say What's Actually Exposed to the Internet | iTWire (opens the original)
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Jennifer Smith, Content Manager | Published 24 Sept 2026 Ask most security teams for a complete, current list of everything their organization has facing the public internet, and there may be a pause before the answer. Not because the question is unreasonable, but because maintaining a genuinely current view of external exposure is harder than it sounds. That gap between what an organization believes it has exposed and what is actually reachable from the internet is fundamentally a visibility pr
OCEAN 2 Plus Solar Battery Storage for Complex Roofs: How Three MPPTs Work | iTWire (opens the original)
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Jennifer Smith, Content Manager | Published 4 Sept 2026 Complex Australian roofs rarely face one direction. A main roof may point north, a garage west, and a shaded extension east. A well-designed solar battery storage system must account for those surfaces separately rather than treating the array as one uniform field. OCEAN 2 Plus solar battery storage uses three independent maximum power point trackers. When orientation, panel count, or shade differs between planes, each string can operate cl
Australia is digitising identity faster than it is digitising the identity check | iTWire (opens the original)
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Jennifer Smith, Content Manager | Published 1 Sept 2026 Australia has spent the past two years assembling one of the more ambitious digital identity stacks anywhere. The Digital ID Act gave the accreditation scheme a statutory footing. ConnectID put a bank-backed exchange in front of consumers, with the major banks behind it. The Document Verification Service has moved from a government utility to something wired into commercial onboarding platforms as a matter of routine. More than two million
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