This article discusses how intelligent data infrastructure enables AI adoption and innovation while providing robust cybersecurity protection through features like AI-powered ransomware detection and multi-layered security approaches. The piece emphasizes that while use cases drive technology adoption, secure and resilient data infrastructure is the essential foundation that makes AI initiatives viable and protects enterprises from evolving cyber threats.
According to recent research conducted by Semperis, there’s a genuine gap between feeling prepared and actually being prepared when an incident hits. And when the lights go ...
Introduction
Small businesses often grow quickly, but if their telecommunications setup doesn’t support this growth, productivity and service can suffer. With a few ...
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 ...
New enhancements integrate network security posture, native data security posture management, and runtime validation to help security teams prioritise real-world cloud risk
Silvus Technologies, a Motorola Solutions company and a global leader in advanced tactical wireless communications, today announced the StreamCaster® MINI 5200 (SM5200). It ...
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA — January 27, 2026 — Cythera, a leading Australian cybersecurity provider and a Bastion Group company, today announced the appointment of Jason Whyte as ...
Sydney, 27 January 2026 - Leading technology service provider, Tecala, today announced that the company has achieved two significant security milestones that reinforce its ...
