Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) has long been considered difficult to scale because it requires dedicated QKD appliances. A collaboration between HPE and CUbIQ Technologies now points to a way forward: QKD is integrated into the router as a pluggable module, and the keys it generates are used directly for MACsec encryption, no additional system layer required.
A unified identity security strategy not only reduces risk but also enables organisations to innovate with greater confidence. As companies continue to adopt AI, automation, ...
The Scene
Over the weekend, the heat in Miami wasn’t the only thing rising. Oracle Red Bull Racing's approach to operationalising their data with the intent to win was at ...
Australia’s top cyber leaders have said that cyberattacks are no longer hypothetical, isolated events targeting only big corporations, they are now a daily threat to every ...
Australia’s energy sector may be further ahead than most industries when it comes to cybersecurity preparedness, but experts say the rest of the nation’s critical ...
Introduction
Founder, President and CEO of Genetec Pierre Racz recently delivered a keynote in Genetec’s HQ in Montreal about the future of artificial intelligence, arguing ...
Many Australian organisations believe their identity security is robust, but much of it relies on outdated, static controls that no longer match today’s dynamic environments. ...
Businesses are in the race to inject artificial intelligence into every corner of the enterprise, cybersecurity veterans Mark Jones and Alexandre Medarov are worried that ...
The region faced 52% of global application-layer DDoS attacks against financial services in 2025, as rapid digital banking growth creates new API and visibility risks
Brisbane, Australia, 22 May, 2026 – Women in Technology (WiT) is calling for nominations to recognise outstanding women, female-led or majority-female teams, projects, ...
Rapid7 has released its 2026 Q1 Threat Landscape Report, which examines how cyber attackers are accelerating operations and increasingly exploiting vulnerabilities faster ...