Premium Expert briefings What the Iowa caucus app failure can teach government about successful digital transformation Friday February 7, 2020 By Chris Woods Communications & Technology The Iowa caucus gives Australia an excellent case study in how governments — or political parties, as the case may be — can do literally…
Where’s the proof internet voting is secure? A response to Victoria’s Electoral Commissioner Wednesday August 28, 2019 By Vanessa Teague Australian Capital Territory Elections have special requirements. Ballot privacy is mandated by law. And elections must demonstrate that the result accurately reflects the choice of the people. So,…
Security review finds online voting OK for NSW election, calls for national platform Wednesday December 5, 2018 By Stephen Easton Features Ex-public servant Roger Wilkins' review finds the NSW online voting system is secure enough for the next state election, and that it should be expanded…
De-identification is seen as simple: 'what's the worst that can happen?' Friday November 18, 2016 By Stephen Easton Economy & Industry FEATURE: Current practices in the public service make it all too easy to re-identify individuals from supposedly de-identified public data. Government data managers, experts…
