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In the face of these technological shifts, Australia and New Zealand will showcase their resilience and adaptability in 2024. Local businesses and cybersecurity experts are ...
Tenable Research discovered security flaws in a popular transportation management app that allowed access to student location data. While these issues have been fixed, the ...
As we enter 2024, Raluca Saceanu, CEO of Smarttech247, a London-listed company specialising in AI-enhanced cybersecurity services with a focus on automated managed detection ...
SMS services remain a critical part of telecommunications; they don't require Internet access, and companies use them to inform their customers. This combination of features ...
In the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) has marked the advent of a new era defined by both innovation and ...
With 2024 around the corner, Sunny Bedi, CIO and CDO at Snowflake, has developed his future of work predictions for next year.
Prediction: AI Will Be Your Best Work ...
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This report analyses a sophisticated cyber-attack targeting a military company based in the Philippines, which led to the discovery of a new and advanced malware toolset. ...
New Delinea research finds 62% of Singaporean firms grapple with Shadow AI at least monthly - fueling the highest global level of concern among business leaders
Delinea research finds Australia ranks lowest in AI security readiness. Businesses are also worried about the high level of shadow AI.
“What we’ve seen in H1 2025 is both striking and sobering. The sheer volume of new entrants, more than 70 new threat groups and MaaS offerings, highlights the unyielding pace ...
• 77% of Australian CISOs anticipate a material cyberattack in the next year, with human risk and GenAI-driven data loss topping their concerns • Three-quarters (76%) ...
Shadow AI, resource and budget shortages and meeting compliance and regulatory requirements put pressure on security teams
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