Advanced Design Technology (ADT) exhibited at Tech in Gov, Australia's government technology conference and exhibition, held in Canberra — bringing its sovereign secure-computing and cyber-secure IT infrastructure to the heart of the public-sector technology community.
Tech in Gov brings together government agencies, industry and technology leaders to explore the digital, cyber and infrastructure challenges facing the public sector. For ADT, based just across town in Fyshwick, it was a natural home crowd — and a chance to show how Australian-designed technology can help agencies work securely across multiple domains.
Secure by design, built in Australia
On the stand, ADT showcased its cyber-secure IT infrastructure — including the Common Criteria–certified WASP secure KVM and the HORNET ruggedised network switching range — alongside its electronic warfare, communications and surveillance capabilities. The common thread, captured in ADT's stand tagline, was simplifying complexity: giving operators trusted separation between networks without sacrificing productivity.
"Tech in Gov is where government meets the technology that keeps it secure. Showing our sovereign, Australian-built capability to that community, right here in Canberra, is exactly the conversation we want to be having." — An ADT spokesperson
Why it matters
Government agencies increasingly need to access multiple networks and classifications from a single operator position without compromising security. ADT's secure KVM and cyber-secure infrastructure deliver that separation in compact, sovereign hardware — designed, built and supported in Australia.