Innovating for a safer, smarter digital world
In an increasingly connected world, protecting data, systems, and infrastructure is more critical than ever. At UTS, our security research spans cybersecurity, network security, cryptography, digital forensics, and trust in AI, driven by a commitment to developing practical, scalable solutions for real-world threats.
With a multidisciplinary approach and access to cutting-edge facilities like the UTS Cybersecurity Lab and the Global Big Data Technologies Centre, we’re shaping a safer and more resilient digital future.
Our research centres
Centre for Quantum Software and Information
We’re a leading research hub dedicated to advancing quantum computing and information technologies. We focus on both theoretical and experimental aspects of quantum science, aiming to develop the software and infrastructure essential for future quantum technologies.
Global Big Data Technologies Centre
We’re a research centre driving innovation in big data, analytics, and telecommunications. Our goal is to empower government and industry with advanced platforms and tools, enabling confident transformation of services, operations, and decision-making for societal and economic impact.
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More than 50% of Australian university assignments used AI. How should unis respond?
A big challenge for universities is distinguishing whether students are using AI to help or as a substitute for learning.
News
A timing glitch was behind Telstra’s nationwide outage. It points to a bigger vulnerability
Telecommunications is only one domain in which timing faults can have serious consequences.
News
AAII Contributes to UTS’s Global Research Leadership in Artificial Intelligence
AAII has played a pivotal role in advancing UTS’s research excellence through groundbreaking work in cutting-edge AI fields.
News
Meet the internet movement trying to tackle the manosphere. It’s called BreadTube
The manosphere has frequently featured in news headlines this year. But there’s another movement attempting to counter the influence of the alt-right online.