The NSW Government’s nation-leading unit for support in the face of identity crime is encouraging people across the State to use stronger passwords that would take identity thieves trillions of years to break.

More accurate data to help deliver investment opportunities, aid regional jobs and drive economic growth across the State will soon be available for people across NSW with the NSW Government’s state-wide Gravity Model.

The Department of Customer Service’s Spatial Services unit has been recognised for its nation-leading work with Cadastre NSW, the digital representation of land parcel and property boundaries in NSW.

The NSW Government’s $365.8 million Rural Access Gap program has been named as a finalist in the 2022 iTnews Benchmark Awards.

Customers are helping to shape the future of digital identity and digital government in NSW by joining the conversation through a Have Your Say community consultation. 

Customers are invited to share ideas, provide feedback and help shape tomorrow through a Have Your Say community consultation following the Future.NSW event held today.

What does a customer-centric government look like in 2030? This question, along with how to build a strong digital future will be at the forefront of the Future.NSW event, taking place on May 2.  

A new Telecommunications Operations Centre to support critical communications during bushfires or floods has been opened today by the Minister for Digital and Customer Service Victor Dominello.

Digital innovations to create smarter cities and technology to use and protect customer identities will be at the forefront of the 2021 Digital.NSW Showcase on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Protecting residents from evolving cyber threats while providing secure, trusted and resilient services will form the heart of discussions between industry and government at the NSW Government Cyber Showcase 2021 on 22 November.

The NSW Government has announced that the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and the University of Sydney will lead the establishment of the state’s Connectivity Innovation Network.

NSW’s leading experts in digital technology will come together to investigate the digital future and how it could benefit the State at the virtual Power and Peril of the Digital Age conference on 4 and 5 November.