The real barrier to AI isn't tech hype, it's the old systems we refuse to fix. [ + ]

As data volumes grow and environments become more complex, many IT leaders are responding by investing in additional security technologies. [ + ]

Data Privacy Day (Jan 28) presents a timely opportunity for leaders to step back and focus on AI and data governance. [ + ]

Success in 2026 will come from building security into the rhythm of business, where technology, people and leadership move in lockstep. [ + ]

Australian and New Zealand organisations are on the cusp of a major shift in the quality and performance of their networks, as AI, cloud, security and wireless come together. [ + ]

2026 will be the year where the importance of job titles is significantly reduced in favour of matching skills to specific tasks. [ + ]

2025 gave us an initial look at what happens when AI scales faster than identity controls. [ + ]

Done poorly, threat intelligence is noise. But done well, it becomes one of the most powerful accelerators of cyber resilience. [ + ]

It is anticipated that AI will evolve from a pilot project to a productive standard, underpinned by cloud ecosystems and cybersecurity in 2026. [ + ]

Digital twins have the potential to rewrite the design rules for data centres. [ + ]

The coming year marks a new phase in AI maturity, one that won't be defined by flashy AI models or exorbitant budgets but by measurable outcomes. [ + ]

The real potential of AI is in underpinning the invisible systems powering everyday business. [ + ]

More than four in five developers use AI coding tools daily or weekly, and 59% run at least three such tools in parallel. [ + ]

The coming year will bring an intelligent, automated and highly distributed IT ecosystem grounded in strong security and resilience. [ + ]

Organisations that prioritise AI‍-‍enabled security and a culture of continuous learning are best positioned to navigate the evolving threat landscape. [ + ]