Netlinkz is excited to announce its collaboration with RMIT University, Victoria University and the University of New Castle together with, Fronditha Care, McKenzie Aged Care, SmartHeal Pty Ltd, and Data61, focused on reimagining the role of technology in aged care.

As part of the Developing Digital Capabilities to Support the Aged Care Sector program, Netlinkz will work with students and other industry partners to extend its current Virtual Secure Network platform and its applications for the Age Care sector. The collaboration encompasses advance research in the areas of IoT and cybersecurity, developing techniques to protect critical infrastructure from cybersecurity attacks to deliver safe and protected experiences in the age-care sector.

Netlinkz CTO, Rotem Salomonovitch commented: “As industry becomes more connected, cybersecurity becomes a real issue, especially for critical infrastructure used to support the age-care sector. We are excited to apply the Netlinkz technology to improve age-care outcomes.”