IFCyber Projects

Recognising our complementary strengths, SPRITE+ and IFCyber are supporting projects of mutual interest that tackle issues of strategic importance for Australia and the United Kingdom.

By supporting seed projects that connect our respective expertise and networks, we aim to drive innovation, strengthen international research ties, and address emerging digital challenges that affect both nations.

Whole of Society for Cyber Power? A comparative analysis of privacy, identity, and trust in Australia and the UK

This project aims to inform – and shape – how cyber policy communities engage with the concept of the whole of society and its impact on the domains of privacy, identity, and trust.

Protocol-Aware Traffic Shaping for Privacy-Preserving Encrypted Communications

This project aims to deliver a practical and deployable privacy-enhancing technology that mitigates metadata leakage in encrypted communications.

Assessing the Accessibility of AI-Based Face Anti-Spoofing Technology for Marginalised Australian Communities

This project seeks to critically assess the accessibility and trustworthiness of AI-based FAS technologies in the context of marginalised communities in Australia and the UK.

Inclusive Privacy Protection for Marginalised Populations in Online Environments

This project addresses the issue of intersectional digital privacy and trust faced by refugees, asylum seekers, and other marginalised migrant populations in the UK and Australia.

Social Exclusion and Cyber Deception: Social Network, Persuasive Language, and the Dynamics of Online Fraud

This project investigates how social exclusion and manipulative digital content shape fraud victimisation, offering new insights into the structural production of digital inequality.