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Why a supportive security culture will bolster disaster recovery efforts during a cyberattack

In today’s complex and fast-moving threat landscape, cybercriminals continuously adapt their tactics to breach systems and gain access to sensitive data.

How purpose-built database security solutions ensure vulnerabilities aren’t overlooked

The perimeters of technological defences are shifting, and—in some cases—disappearing altogether.

Doing more with less: the three key focus areas for cybersecurity

In an ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, organisations face the daunting challenge of effectively managing their security initiatives. This responsibility falls not only on the IT teams, but also on the board of directors, who play a critical role in overseeing the organisation’s cybersecurity strategy.

Improving an Organisations Cyber Efficacy and Effectiveness

While the capability of cybersecurity tools continues to rapidly increase, there is no room for complacency within the organisations deploying them.

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5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Just Build the Solution

5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Just Build the Solution

For most teams, the default mode is execution mode: build and deliver as soon as possible. However, when we are building something new, this way of operating can potentially lead to wasted time and missed opportunities. It is essential to get into exploration mode first and understand the problem in-depth before building a new solution.

Hipster, Hacker & Hustler, meet Handler

Hipster, Hacker & Hustler, meet Handler

Great, innovative teams are characterised by their ability to move quickly, iterate fast, and learn even faster. These teams can be found in startups, but they can also exist in larger organisations as multidisciplinary teams. Such teams are often made up of individuals who possess unique skills and expertise that complement each other.

From fluff to facts: how you can measure innovation

From fluff to facts: how you can measure innovation

Innovation is a term that gets thrown around a lot, but what does it really mean? For me, innovation is implementing new ideas that bring value to people. You don’t have to be a creative genius to be innovative – It’s all about the context. What might be ordinary for startups could be groundbreaking for established corporations. Implementing these ideas and measuring their impact is key because what gets measured gets improved.

Is Australia set to follow the UK, for banking liabilities?

Is Australia set to follow the UK, for banking liabilities?

As the digital world continues to dominate the banking industry, concerns about data security and privacy are coming to the forefront. As algorithms become more advanced, building a profile based on users data, and identifying abnormal transactions that could indicate fraudulent activity. This has led to concerns about privacy, as individuals feel like they are constantly being monitored.

3 Subtle Indicators of Major Innovation Blockers

3 Subtle Indicators of Major Innovation Blockers

Throughout my career, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to dive headfirst into many innovation projects. They ranged from strategic innovation projects to customer experience improvements, and from exploring new ways of working to executing human-centred automation solutions.