Wednesday, November 15, 2023

12:30 PM - 1:30 PM

Royal Theatre

Sponsored By: Telstra

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Telstra’s long-term strategic partnership with Juniper in Defence continues to be integral in the delivery of the Defence Terrestrial Communications contract – a strategic ICT pillar supporting the strategic objectives of the Defence Strategic Review.
Telstra is pleased to introduce Tim Ziemer from Juniper Networks, a recognized leader in defense network infrastructure, introduces the concept of mission-first networking—a strategy crucial for navigating the complexities of contemporary cyberwarfare.
Amid the ever-evolving landscape of digital conflict, mission-first networking encapsulates adaptability, security, and resilience—qualities fundamental in mitigating emerging cyber threats. As the world witnesses rapid shifts, networks must swiftly adapt to stay effective.
Consider a scenario where conventional network paths become disrupted. Here, mission-first networking excels in dynamic pathing. It swiftly generates agile access points, effectively concealing intentions while fortifying operational security.
Security, a critical concern, is addressed through an embedded zero-trust architecture. Only authorized access prevails, bolstered by real-time control wielded by network administrators to avert unauthorized breaches.
Situational awareness takes precedence. By dissecting communication sessions—analyzing user profiles, destinations, and mission relevance—critical data flows are swiftly prioritized.
Efficiency in connectivity is paramount. Data transit is optimized by eliminating unnecessary tunneling, ensuring streamlined transmission.
Preparedness is key. Network adaptability and rerouting during disruptions assure steadfast communication.
Mission-first networking offers a decisive advantage within the intricate arena of cyber warfare. This discussion delves into this paradigm, equipping attendees against the imminent challenges on the horizon.

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