CASPER AI is a context-aware security platform developed at UTS through the Connectivity Innovation Network, with support from NSW Telco Authority. It connects fragmented organisational information so teams can make faster, safer and more policy-aligned security decisions.

Why it matters

In many organisations, important security information sits across different systems. One alert may look dangerous, but the real context may be in staff records, access records, policies or operational systems. This leads to false alarms, slow investigations and missed signals.

What CASPER AI does

CASPER AI works as a reusable platform rather than a single-purpose tool. It brings together knowledge, detection and response in one system. It can connect security records, identity systems, staff systems, physical access information and operational context, then help users understand what is happening and what action should happen next.

• Explains alerts with wider context
• Finds unusual events across multiple systems
• Supports policy-aware decision-making
• Prepares tickets and follow-up actions
• Helps reduce wasted investigation time

Demo videos

The videos below show how CASPER AI supports knowledge access, anomaly detection, response and wireless access point checking.

NSW relevance

CASPER AI has been shaped by local needs in New South Wales. It is linked to public safety, emergency response and regional resilience, including scenarios such as Cell on Wheels deployment and flood-response support in Wagga Wagga.

Impact

• Reduces false positives
• Speeds up investigations
• Improves consistency in follow-up actions
• Supports public safety and critical services
• Provides a reusable platform for future security use cases

CASPER AI shows how AI can move beyond isolated alerts and help organisations make clearer, more reliable and more timely security decisions.