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Oracle Admits Customers No Longer Tolerate Vendor Lock in

Oracle Admits Customers No Longer Tolerate Vendor Lock in

Customers no longer want to live inside a walled garden. Requirements and workloads change, more frequently now with AI powering those decisions. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's Senior Vice President of Product Management Nathan Thomas laid out how AI, sovereignty demands, and rising customer expectations are forcing hyperscalers into a new paradigm, ...
Monday Morning Quarterbacking. Why Everyone Thinks they can Run a Cyber Crisis

Monday Morning Quarterbacking. Why Everyone Thinks they can Run a Cyber Crisis

When a cyberattack hits, most organisations think the real battle is all technical. They’re wrong. According to Lisa Black, Director of Public Sector at Aeon Nexus, the real collapse often starts long before systems are restored and it has nothing to do with code. “Threat actors exploit confusion more than code,” Black said. “The loss of confidence ...
If AI Talent Needs Permission, Your Competitor is Already Ahead

If AI Talent Needs Permission, Your Competitor is Already Ahead

Introduction ​Most organisations still treat AI as a program to control, a platform to roll out, or a governance issue to contain. That is understandable, but it is no longer enough. The real question is much sharper: can your best people build with freedom, speed, and confidence inside your organisation? Because if they cannot, someone else will. ...
Government Isn’t the ‘Fun Police’ Anymore. Australia’s Cyber Agencies are Rewriting the Rules

Government Isn’t the ‘Fun Police’ Anymore. Australia’s Cyber Agencies are Rewriting the Rules

Across Australia and New Zealand, cybersecurity leaders are warning that collaboration between government and industry is no longer optional...it’s becoming critical to survival. Recently at Atmos Sphere 2026 in Sydney, government and industry representatives said Australia is undergoing a major change in how cyber incidents are handled, with agencies ...
Fragile or Future-ready? The Decisions Shaping Australia’s AI Ambitions

Fragile or Future-ready? The Decisions Shaping Australia’s AI Ambitions

Introduction Senior data leaders are being asked to navigate a level of complexity that feels new, even by recent standards. Across Australia, organisations are under pressure to turn AI ambition into real outcomes, often while working with fragile data foundations that were never designed for this level of demand. Other factors compound that ...
AI Moving Faster Than Security, Creating a New Identity Crisis

AI Moving Faster Than Security, Creating a New Identity Crisis

AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape faster than organisations can adapt. For CISOs, the challenge is no longer whether to govern AI, but how quickly they can close the gap between deployment and control.
Why the Illusion of Control Is Failing Australian Identity Security Programmes

Why the Illusion of Control Is Failing Australian Identity Security Programmes

Most Australian enterprises believe they have identity security under control. Frameworks are in place, policies are documented, and zero trust strategies feature prominently in boardroom presentations and annual reports. On paper, it looks robust. In practice, many organisations are running identity controls that were designed for a world that no ...
It’s Not Just Big Companies Anymore. Small Businesses in the Firing Line

It’s Not Just Big Companies Anymore. Small Businesses in the Firing Line

​A new wave of cyber loss data is painting a clear picture for businesses in 2026, and picture indicates that it’s Small-to-Medium Businesses (SMBs) that are bearing the brunt. Industry experts warn that while ransomware headlines command the news cycle, the real financial devastation is coming from something less visible, prolonged business ...
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Your Organisation’s Digital Reputation May Be at Risk — and You May Not Even Know It

Your Organisation’s Digital Reputation May Be at Risk — and You May Not Even Know It

New Infoblox Threat Intel research shows residential proxies are now common across enterprise networks, creating a hidden exposure that reaches far beyond the security team.
CrowdStrike 2026 Technology Threat Landscape Report: China Steals AI Capabilities It Can’t Build

CrowdStrike 2026 Technology Threat Landscape Report: China Steals AI Capabilities It Can’t Build

CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) today released the CrowdStrike 2026 Technology Threat Landscape Report, revealing that China-nexus adversaries are escalating espionage against technology organisations to steal the AI capabilities and intellectual property they cannot build fast enough on their own. With the world’s most valuable AI assets concentrated ...
Rubrik Now Available as AI Agent

Rubrik Now Available as AI Agent

New Rubrik AI Delivers Agentic Experience for Rubrik Security Cloud and Rubrik Agent Cloud
Datadog Launches 100+ New Capabilities to Simplify AI and Security Operations

Datadog Launches 100+ New Capabilities to Simplify AI and Security Operations

New Bits AI, log management and security capabilities give customers the visibility and autonomous operations they need to detect, investigate and resolve issues across the development loop and data lifecycle
NinjaOne Reaches $12.3B Valuation as IT Operations Market Consolidates Around a Single Platform

NinjaOne Reaches $12.3B Valuation as IT Operations Market Consolidates Around a Single Platform

NinjaOne, unifying IT to simplify work, today announced a $12.3 billion valuation following more than $400 million in Series C extensions. The extensions included participation from Wellington Management, Teachers’ Venture Growth (TVG), BDT & MSD Partners, Sequoia Capital, ICONIQ, Hedosophia, NEA, Washington Harbour Partners, CapitalG, and ...
World banking leaders see AI agents as industry’s greatest vulnerability in next year

World banking leaders see AI agents as industry’s greatest vulnerability in next year

Financial institutions around the world appear very concerned about the present and future of AI-driven fraud. In a new survey of 1,440 fraud-management, anti-money laundering (AML), and risk and compliance leaders at banks in 25 countries on five continents, 84% of respondents recognise AI agents as the industry’s greatest exploitable vulnerability in ...
Tenable June Patch Tuesday Commentary

Tenable June Patch Tuesday Commentary

Microsoft nearly crossed the 200 CVE mark this month, patching 198 CVEs, a record high previously held by October 2025 at 167 CVEs patched. Last month, Microsoft published a blog noting the increase in reporting volume over several years and that both its engineers and the security community are “increasingly using AI” to find bugs. Some surveys put AI ...
AI Traffic Grew 6.5x Faster Than Human Traffic This Year, Creating New Business Challenges and Opportunities

AI Traffic Grew 6.5x Faster Than Human Traffic This Year, Creating New Business Challenges and Opportunities

New Fastly Research Reveals Rapidly Growing AI Traffic is Reshaping the Internet, Driving Need for Machine Traffic Strategies
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