Cybersecurity leaders are sitting on more data than ever, yet many organisations remain unable to translate it into decisions that resonate at board level. The core issue is not data scarcity, but the difficulty of converting technical signals into meaningful assessments of business risk. Security teams can track alerts, incidents, throughput, and response times in detail, yet still struggle to explain what those metrics mean for actual organisational exposure.
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Conversations with CIOs across Australian industries tell a consistent story. AI has decisively moved beyond pilots and proofs of concept. The question is no ...
Australian organisations are not taking resilience seriously enough. According to BDO’s Tectonic States report, only 62 per cent of Australian business leaders ranked ...
Introduction
As the Lunar New Year ushers in a new cycle of The Horse, we can look to the traits of the traditional Chinese zodiac, which provide an admirable framework for ...
Australia’s top cybersecurity leaders are stepping into what some are calling the next “wild west” of technology. Agentic AI - where speed is everything and the rules are ...
One year in - Josh Hill and Luca Marzorati’s Quiet Build at North Star Partners is Turning Heads
In an industry we know for churn, ego and constant movement, most firms ...
Today, Sophos released the State of Identity Security 2026, a vendor-agnostic survey of 5,000 IT and cybersecurity leaders across 17 countries, including 300 in Australia. ...
Infosys has launched its first dedicated Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) in Australia, at its North Sydney office. The GSOC will bring together specialist security ...
Combining #1 Data Resilience with #1 Data Security, Veeam delivers the missing layer in the AI stack, bringing together Data, Access, Identities, and AI in one connected ...
Part of the new Veeam DataAI™ Command Platform, this new Veeam solution add-on, powered by the Veeam DataAI Command Graph, unifies data context and recovery so enterprises ...
