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.
Introduction
Cybercrime in Australia is rising rapidly. From the major breachers that held headlines hostage for months, to government agencies and critical infrastructure ...
As cyber threats and disruptions grow, organisations must make data resilience a core component of their IT strategy to ensure business continuity and safeguard critical data.
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The latest Nozomi Networks Labs OT & IoT Security Report released today finds healthcare services was the most targeted industry in Australia, followed by manufacturing. ...
