Jeffrey Kok, Vice President, Solution Engineers, Asia Pacific & Japan at CyberArk shares his 2026 predictions for the cybersecurity industry - outlining why identity and innovation in governance will be key to organisational survival as organisations face the risks of autonomous AI agents and shrinking certificate lifespans.
Introduction
Consumer data rights reforms in Australia are reshaping how enterprises handle personal information by introducing operational, legal, and technical ...
Australia is facing a deepening shortage of technology skills in the coming years, putting pressure on businesses that need developers and other ICT professionals to innovate ...
Digital identity is now cybercriminals' top target. With data breaches up 78% globally, businesses must invest in Identity & Access Management to protect employees and ...
Earlier today it was announced across mainstream media channels that Qantas suffered a data breach, affecting approximately six million customers. The breach was linked to a ...
MITRE, the cornerstone of global vulnerability tracking, announcing it could go dark. For years, the field had relied on this single repository, the bedrock for tracking ...
The SecurityBridge presentation aligns with the technical education focus by detailing the use of context- and risk-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) and step-up ...
The company will join forces with partners Accenture, Bowbridge, Fortinet, NextLabs, and Saviynt to deliver a full day of expert sessions exploring the future of SAP ...
