Miah Hammond-Errey

Biography
Publications

Dr Miah Hammond-Errey is the founding CEO of Strat Futures Pty Limited and host of the Technology & Security podcast. She guides organisations and advises leaders on emerging technologies, intelligence, data, national security, cybersecurity and leadership. Her recent book is called Big Data, Emerging Technologies and Intelligence: National Security Disrupted. Dr Hammond-Errey spent seventeen years leading federal government analysis and communications activities in Australia, Europe, and Asia and was awarded an Operations Medal. She is member of Australian Institute of Company Directors and teaches postgraduate cyber security at the University of Sydney. She's also affiliated with Deakin University’s Cyber Research and Innovation Centre. She previously established the Emerging Technology Program at the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney and ran the information operations team at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.

Byte-sized diplomacy: Should Australia ban TikTok?
Byte-sized diplomacy: Should Australia ban TikTok?
A new column to help understanding critical tech and national security.
Decoding good intelligence
Decoding good intelligence
Transparency – in the sense of a good public understanding of the role and value of intelligence – is essential to support.
What can – and should – we expect from Australia’s new cyber security strategy?
What can – and should – we expect from Australia’s new cyber security strategy?
International alignment and coordination will be key to countering cyber threats that have no respect for land borders.
AI will shape our world – even our brains – but it can be regulated
AI will shape our world – even our brains – but it can be regulated
There is no shortage of ideas. The challenge is bringing them all together for policymakers and the public to understand.
Big data and national security: A guide for Australian policymakers
Analyses
Big data and national security: A guide for Australian policymakers
Data abundance, digital connectivity, and ubiquitous technology are redefining national security and the way governments protect individual rights and freedoms. This Analysis…
Securing the legal foundation for Australia’s intelligence agencies
Securing the legal foundation for Australia’s intelligence agencies
The Richardson review reinforces principles of legality, propriety and accountability while keeping pace with change.
The evolving threat from chemical weapons
The evolving threat from chemical weapons
Emerging technologies pose new challenges to the already fragile norms of chemical weapons control.
The transformative potential of big data
The transformative potential of big data
But collecting ever more information might just end up posing ever more difficult questions.
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