Security

The Future of Port Security: Drones, AI & Surveillance in the Hunter Region The security landscape in Australian ports, including the vital hubs in the Hunter region such as the Port of Newcastle, is evolving rapidly, driven by new threats and technological advancements. Unauthorised access, smuggling, and cyber risks are increasing concerns for maritime and…

The Hunter region is a powerhouse of industry, trade, and resources, with ports and industrial hubs playing a vital role in both the state and national economy. With billions of dollars in exports passing through critical infrastructure each year, security is more than just a regulatory requirement—it’s an essential service ensuring business continuity, supply chain…

As global reliance on critical infrastructure grows, so do the threats to its stability and security. From power grids and water systems to telecommunications and transport networks, these essential systems form the backbone of modern society. At the recent ASIAL Conference, key themes emerged around the importance of protecting these infrastructures, especially in an age of heightened cyber-physical integration, insider threats, and increasingly complex supply chains. These ideas strongly align with the work NHN Group is doing to ensure robust security across sectors.

At the recent ASIAL Conference, one topic stood out as particularly important for businesses looking to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving world: Customer-Focused Innovation in Security. As security threats become more sophisticated, the need for tailored solutions has never been greater. For NHN Group, this topic resonates deeply, highlighting how the future of security lies in innovation driven by the needs and experiences of customers.