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The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority's standard, CPS 234, is aimed at minimising the threat of cyber attacks for APRA-regulated entities.
Red Hat exec Max McLaren give Aussie businesses some advice on how to avoid complexity when leveraging the benefits automation can bring.
Network security risks increase exponentially as hotels look to incorporate newer technologies to support a range of IoT devices, including smart door locks.
As Australian businesses rethink small meeting spaces, the rise of huddle rooms is transforming modern workplaces, enhancing team collaboration and innovation.
Misconfigured cloud firewalls are a cybercriminal's dream, making firms vulnerable to breaches like the 2013 Target hack and 2018 Verizon leaks.
Businesses must embrace Exponential IT to stay competitive, transforming agile systems into innovation drivers while managing technical debt to unlock growth.
When employees do their holiday shopping on company resources, security teams have a challenge with the surge in browsing and online transactions.
VMware argues that with rising cyber attacks, a shift from traditional malware detection to a focus on known good behaviour and least privilege is crucial.
Leaders still relying on gut feeling and outdated tools for decision-making, while their international peers embrace data-driven strategies.
DanaBot is a Trojan written in the Delphi programming language that includes banking site web injections and stealer functions.
TLS 1.3 encryption enhances security but complicates DDoS defence, as seen in rising attacks on encrypted web services that challenge traditional methods.
Data is the new currency driving the modern economy. Here are five trends that show 2019 will be the year of post-modern analytics.
Schneider Electric's Anthony DeSpirito says with data centres being crucial to business profit and loss, CIOs must now be a partner in all strategic decisions.
Businesses must integrate data protection into their cyber agendas as data volumes grow and threats evolve, influencing regulations like GDPR.
The value and vulnerability of data in the digital economy is driving businesses to prioritize data protection.
It's over six months since the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and we're now at the in-between phase. T.
AI can drive automation, which could be anything from answering common questions to providing automated actions based on a particular request.
Open source components are key to application development, but how are organisations managing the risks associated with their usage?.
Data storage is already a major pain for organisations and by 2025, data volumes will be close to 1,000% higher than they are today.
The New Zealand and Australian governments are finalising joint eInvoicing standards to cut costs and streamline cross-border business operations.