Four common zero-trust misconceptions derailing cybersecurity success
John Kindervag, creator of the zero-trust concept, explores the four most common zero-trust misconceptions.
Tech debt: the hidden cost of innovation
Tech debt refers to the implied cost of additional rework a business risks when failing to conduct a thorough analysis of their current technology.
Navigating the challenges of AI and risk
With more organisations looking to incorporate AI into their operations, the volume of sensitive data being processed and stored has skyrocketed.
Why trusted data is mission-critical for building ethical AI
Low trust continues to impact the rate of adoption of artificial intelligence.
Too much of a good thing: Australia's cyber overlap issue
Recent research indicates many organisations may have too many security systems with overlapping functions in place.
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Tech debt: the hidden cost of innovation
Tech debt refers to the implied cost of additional rework a business risks when failing to conduct a thorough analysis of their current technology.
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Only 20% of Australian organisations mature in AI adoption
New research published by V2 Digital points to a disconnect between Australian professionals'...
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Teradata announces integration with DataRobot
Teradata has arranged to allow enterprise customers to import and operationalise DataRobot AI...
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auDA launches inaugural Australian internet governance academy
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Four common zero-trust misconceptions derailing cybersecurity success
John Kindervag, creator of the zero-trust concept, explores the four most common zero-trust misconceptions.
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Too much of a good thing: Australia's cyber overlap issue
Recent research indicates many organisations may have too many security systems with overlapping...
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The true cost of cyber attacks
The average annual expense of recovering and dealing with cyber attacks has surpassed AU$4.1...
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Tackling the human element in modern authentication: the phishing-resistant user
Integrating human-centric cybersecurity strategies is not merely an option but a necessity in...
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Futureproofing IT: why observability matters in the hybrid age
While hybrid cloud is becoming increasingly commonplace in the IT industry, on-premises infrastructure and the tools to manage it will remain...
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Vertiv launches UPS for edge AI applications
Vertiv's Liebert GXE uninterruptible power supply is tailored for applications running on the...
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Vertiv launches AI-powered micro data centre
Vertiv's new SmartAisle 3 modular micro data centre platform uses the power of AI to maximise...
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Australian data centre market facing supply constraints
Construction delays as well as shortages of suitable land could lead to ongoing shortages in...
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