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Shorter certificate lifespans are a warning shot for quantum readiness
Certificate lifespans and quantum readiness are not really two separate initiatives, even though most organisations see them that way. [ + ]
No, AI hasn’t replaced Australian tech jobs yet
Every software developer rightfully fears for their job, but there’s growing evidence that these roles are being displaced, not replaced by AI. [ + ]
Threat modelling is taking on new importance as AI threats increase
Threat modelling has traditionally existed in the realm of security professionals, but now it needs to include the application devopment team. [ + ]
Autonomous AI agents increasing data risks: report
AI systems surfacing sensitive data to unauthorised users are now the second most common form of AI security incidents in ANZ. [ + ]
AI doesn't make you special: your data and infrastructure do
When every organisation is using AI, which LLM you use matters far less than how you use it. [ + ]
Why the Five Eyes AI warning should change the Board's cyber agenda
If you don't test your identity recovery in a real-life crisis scenario, you are leaving it up to chance when it matters most. [ + ]
The next cyber threat has arrived and identity security is key for survival
Frontier AI is poised to reshape cybercrime by making sophisticated attacks faster, cheaper and more scalable than ever before. [ + ]
Australian employees are losing half their week to admin
Research by Workday has shown that roughly 30% of ANZ employees now lose more than seven hours a week on unfulfilling copy/paste and manual data work. [ + ]
Beyond the contact centre: why customer experience has become an enterprise technology strategy
Customer experience is moving into a new era of integration and automation. [ + ]
Visibility versus value: what are you really trying to buy?
Withn CRM systems it is crucial to understand that visibility itself doesn't improve the customer experience or add more line items to an invoice. [ + ]
The risk of letting GenAI define the future of AI
Conflating GenAI with the much broader discipline of artificial intelligence puts the effective application of AI at risk. [ + ]
More cloud capacity won’t mean greater AI readiness for Australia
The next wave of cloud infrastructure decisions in Australia won’t be led solely by compute. [ + ]
Your data is in Australia: that doesn't mean it is under your control
Is your 'sovereign cloud' actually sovereign? [ + ]
Neoclouds force a rethink of data storage infrastructure
Neocloud providers such as Firmus, OneQode, Sharon AI, CoreWeave, Crusoe, and Nebius are building infrastructure specifically optimised for AI workloads. [ + ]
AI slop and the Aussie devs fighting to maintain open source
Open source is hitting its Eternal September and Australia's maintainers are showing us how to get through it. [ + ]
