DroneShield Supports Australian Women in Security Network to help build the next generation

DroneShield, a world-leading Australian developer of AI-powered counter-drone and electronic warfare solutions, is a world-leading Australian developer of AI-powered counter-drone and electronic warfare solutions, is proud to announce its support for the Australian Women in Security Network (AWSN).

AWSN is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to increasing the representation of women in security by connecting, supporting, and inspiring women and girls across Australia. Through mentoring, events, and national programs, AWSN empowers individuals with the skills, confidence, and networks needed to thrive in the security industry.

DroneShield is proud to announce our support for a collaborative event series with AWSN titled “Signals and Security: Exploring RF Systems and Cyber Threats.” Following an inaugural event held in Canberra on 24 September, DroneShield is supporting follow up events in Adelaide on 22 October and Sydney on 19 November. The session is designed to introduce participants to software-defined radio (SDR), explore real-world RF use cases, and work through practical cybersecurity scenarios.

Kacey Lam-Evans, Government Affairs Director at DroneShield, said: “We’re proud to support the good work of the Australian Women in Security Network in launching the “Signals and Security” series, which not only introduces women to critical RF and cyber technologies but also helps build the next generation of leaders in Australia’s security sector.”

DroneShield’s sponsorship reflects its broader commitment to supporting initiatives that empower underrepresented groups and build strong, diverse talent pipelines in science, technology, and engineering fields.

More information can be found at www.awsn.org.au