AI is transforming both innovation and risk, driving advancements while enabling more sophisticated cyber threats. To achieve true cyber resilience, organizations must shift from passive data storage to intelligent, proactive defense, integrating AI-driven detection and recovery directly into the data layer to anticipate, withstand, and recover from attacks seamlessly.
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.
Australia’s corporate leaders are sleepwalking into a technology blind spot that will cost them dearly. Shadow AI is already entrenched in workplaces, and boards that treat ...
AI has been making waves for years now. It has moved from the pages of science fiction into the control rooms of our defence and security agencies and critical ...
Today, announced NinjaOne IT Asset Management (ITAM), a new solution that gives IT teams complete visibility and control across their entire IT environment by unifying ...
The new Cisco Silicon One G300 switch silicon can power gigawatt-scale AI clusters for training, inference, and real-time agentic workloads, while maximizing ...
Global counter-UAS technology company DroneShield today announced the appointment of Michael Powell as Chief Operating Officer, reinforcing the company’s operational ...
Sydney, Australia - 9 February 2026 – New research from Bitdefender Labs has uncovered extensive and active abuse within the rapidly growing OpenClaw AI skills ecosystem, ...
Melbourne, Australia – 9 January 2026: Logicalis Australia, a leading global technology services provider, has announced the launch of Technology Assurance Services (TAS), a ...
