DEWC is reinforcing its commitment to engaging globally with the electronic warfare (EW) community through the attendance of Chief Executive Officer Allan Dundas at the AOC Europe Conference in Helsinki, Finland.

As the Royal Australian Navy marks its 125th anniversary, the role of industry partners in strengthening the nation’s maritime capability has never been more critical.

In this episode of the Defence Connect Spotlight podcast, senior journalist Robert Dougherty is joined by Rian Whitby, deputy chief operating officer at DEWC Services and former naval officer aerospace engineer.

The Australian Information Warfare Alliance (AIWA), has announced its support for the Association of Old Crows (AOC) Electronic Warfare (EW) Australia-New Zealand Conference as a Bronze Sponsor, reflecting its commitment to strengthening national collaboration, accelerating capability development, and contributing to Australia’s information advantage.

DEWC Services is contributing to the development of Australia’s future Defence workforce through co-funding from Defence Trailblazer’s Workforce portfolio.

The Albanese government is stepping up efforts to develop and deploy advanced counter-drone technology, working closely with Australian industry while updating Defence regulations to strengthen national security and public safety.

The regional security landscape is undergoing tectonic shifts. The spectre of great power competition looms large.

Real-time conflict is reshaping the way nations innovate. DEWC Services invites you to a compelling Fireside Chat that explores how lessons from Ukraine’s battlefield are driving rapid defence adaptation, especially in the maritime domain.

Opinion: Australia must urgently shift to a whole-of-nation approach that prioritises trust, collaboration and action to build a sovereign Defence industry capable of meeting today’s growing security threats, argue Kendy Hau, Anthony Allen and Allan Dundas.

Fostering trust, enabling collaboration and increasing workforce exposure between Defence and industry are critical to delivering sovereign capability at the speed Australia’s strategic environment demands, according to senior leaders from across the sector.

DEWC Services has joined the country’s largest community of professionals in the technology and ICT sector – the Australian Computer Society (ACS) – in a bid to unlock collaboration opportunities and fuel technological innovation for the development of novel Defence capabilities.  

DEWC Services, a leading provider of C4ISREW capabilities, is building the next generation of cloud-native specialists to help Australia’s Defence Force harness innovative cloud technology.

April 30th, 2024 - Australia’s leading Information Warfare (IW) consortium, the Australian Information Warfare Alliance (AIWA), will join Government, industry and academia from across the world at the Global Information Conference - Phoenix Challenge being held in Adelaide on 11-14th June.

More than 200 members of the defence industry have qualified as finalists at this year’s awards.

A team of leading South Australian researchers and defence industry experts from DEWC Services are joining forces to explore how innovative artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies can power a fleet of simulated self-guided drones to detect and efficiently fight wildfires.

Sovereign Australian C4ISREW specialist DEWC Services has joined forces with the University of Adelaide to enhance cyber security within Australia’s Defence Force by researching ways AI can provide deeper insights into military networks.

In this episode of the Defence Connect Spotlight podcast, Allan Dundas, chief executive officer of DEWC Services, joins host Liam Garman to discuss how the company is helping to revolutionise the Australian Defence Force’s C4ISREW capabilities.

Sovereign Australian Defence C4ISREW specialist company, DEWC Services, and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Canberra are making headway on a collaborative research project focused on enhancing Australia’s Integrated Air and Missile Defence (IAMD) capability by harnessing digital technologies.

Electronic warfare (EW) can be a difficult and complex concept. Here’s how one EW specialist explains it to some non-experts.

Considered the most advanced anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare helicopter in the world, the MH-60R Seahawk ‘Romeo’ maritime helicopter has radically enhanced Australia’s maritime combat capability, but without the expertise of South Australian Electronic Warfare specialist, DEWC Services, it wouldn’t be a capable and cutting-edge asset for the Royal Australian Navy today.