As cyber threats evolve and quantum computing looms, organizations are shifting from breach prevention to resilience-focused strategies that prioritize continuity, recovery, and adaptability. By adopting quantum-safe cryptography, tamper-proof backups, automated detection, and crypto-agile infrastructures, forward-thinking enterprises are building secure, efficient systems to mitigate risks and ensure long-term data integrity in a post-quantum world.
Sunny Rao, SVP Asia Pacific at JFrog recently cites how Australia and New Zealand tech leaders are confronting their own ‘broken’ software supply chains.
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Overview
For many small to medium-sized enterprises (SMBs), the office phone system can be treated as a set-and-forget utility. Yet business needs have changed, particularly ...
Introduction
On July 2, 2025, Qantas, Australia's flagship airline, disclosed a cyberattack that compromised the personal information of up to six million customers, first ...
Recently, Commvault released the State of Data Readiness Report, which surveyed more than 400 leaders from across Australia and New Zealand. Executives believe their ...
Introduction
Setting up internet for your business is not a one size fits all exercise. Whether you're running a solo consultancy, managing a busy retail outlet, or ...
Macquarie Technology Group today announced the appointment of Luke Clifton as Director of Macquarie Technology Operations Pty Ltd as the company continues to scale across ...
Intensifying bot wars, a sharp rise in attacks on civil society organisations, and rapid progress in post-quantum encryption mark a pivotal year online.
Sharryn Napier, VP, GitHub, shares her predictions for 2026 in the wake of 2 million+ developers in Australia now building on the platform and as the government announces its ...
New findings demonstrate how democratised AI tools like Microsoft Copilot Studio can inadvertently leak sensitive data and execute unauthorised financial actions
