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Jason Van der Schyff has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in May 2024. The social media accounts linked to from Jason Van der Schyff are: • LinkedIn • X • Website Besides social media accounts, vanderjas has populated their site with: • AI-enabled intrusions: What Anthropic’s disclosure really means | The Strategist • Resilient critical infrastructure is its own deterrence | The Strategist • Building trust into tech: a framework for sovereign resilience | The Strategist • Cloud infrastructure is now critical for defence | The Strategist • www.aspistrategist.org.au • Australia’s digital Snowy Hydro moment is here | The Strategist • Defence doesn’t just need innovators. It needs insight | The Strategist • 6G isn’t about speed. It’s about sovereignty | The Strategist • Microsoft outlines ambitious post-quantum plans, but challenges remain | The Strategist • Australia can help build digital trust in the Indo-Pacific | The Strategist • Australia’s trusted tech moment in the Pacific: Don’t let the 5G lesson go to waste | The Strategist • Backing capability, not just capital | The Strategist • Enterprising adversaries: Escalating cyber threats in the Indo-Pacific | The Strategist • AUKUS Pillar Two can deliver fast—after we fix it | The Strategist • Australia’s digital infrastructure is doing the work of deterrence | The Strategist • The hidden cost and quiet vulnerabilities of cheap routers | The Strategist • Pacific Cyber Week 2025 shows the way forward | The Strategist • Digital government as critical infrastructure | The Strategist • AI.gov is here. Here’s what it means for Australia | The Strategist • Bridging the Pacific’s Digital Divide: Why the West Must Act Together • A national innovation mandate would drive ideas to capability | The Strategist • Good enough to win: rethinking risk in innovation | The Strategist • Qantas hack: limits to the government’s reach | The Strategist • Capital gaps and complacency: investment imbalance undermines sovereignty | The Strategist • Whose cloud is it, anyway? Rethinking sovereignty in the shift to cloud infrastructure | The Strategist • The translation crisis: why our best ideas rarely become national assets | The Strategist • Innovation Advantage | The Strategist • Circuit boards must be trusted. So we’d better make them in Australia | The Strategist • Eyes over the paddock: farm monitoring with Chinese drones is a national security risk | The Strategist • AUKUS will redefine government–industry partnerships | The Strategist • Australia’s opportunity to help close the Pacific’s digital divide | The Strategist • It’s not just software. Physical critical equipment can’t be trusted, either | The Strategist • Decrypting tomorrow’s threats: critical infrastructure needs post-quantum protection today | The Strategist • The hidden risks we scroll past: the problem with TikTok—and RedNote | The Strategist • Indo-Pacific contest demands an Australian Silicon Valley | The Strategist • Transforming the ADF requires a new approach to digital infrastructure | The Strategist • Critical minerals aren’t a startup game: Australia’s junior miners must grow up | The Strategist • Remotely exploding pagers highlight supply chain risks | The Strategist • Follow on X • Follow on LinkedIn