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Managing the increasing risk of artificial unintelligence
With AI, long-term success will depend on strong foundations, getting the fundamentals right, and implementing it safely with reliable results. [ + ]
Identity blind spots put business security investments to the test
Identity management tools designed primarily around employees can struggle to provide a complete picture of increasingly diverse and interconnected digital identities. [ + ]
Your AI doesn't know your customers and that's a problem for growth
A company chasing after the promise of customer ROI from AI without first laying a strong customer intelligence foundation is unlikely to succeed. [ + ]
Australia's sovereignty question has moved from storage to AI
Most Australian businesses have sorted out where their data is stored. Far fewer know who controls the AI working on it, or what happens if that access is withdrawn. [ + ]
The non-human face of security threats: why identity has become critical infrastructure
As AI becomes more autonomous, identity governance must account for what those systems can create, as well as what they can access. [ + ]
Democratising governance: supporting every employee with responsible, secure AI
When employees have tools that help them recognise and communicate risk, governance becomes less dependent on a small group of specialists. [ + ]
Beware the token trap: cutting costs could boost security risks
Agentic AI is becoming central to enterprise operations, making cost control essential, but choosing tools on token price alone risks weakening security. [ + ]
Quantum computing revenue projected to reach US$1.1bn in 2027: Gartner
Gartner says that global quantum computing revenue will reach over US$1bn in 2027, and that CIOs should treat their quantum journey as a multiyear endeavour. [ + ]
Most CIOs now more responsible for workforce redesign than for core IT: survey
A survey of 3200 CIOs finds no dominant model for enterprise AI leadership, with Australian CIOs reporting a distributed approach to AI decision-making and budgets. [ + ]
Cybersecurity's next challenge: knowing what to trust
Cybersecurity is no longer only about keeping attackers out, but also trusting the data, decisions and automated actions powering critical operations. [ + ]
The common language putting AI to work in cybersecurity
Inconsistent ways to identify assets and activities create a burden when analysing security events. [ + ]
Security spend won't buy more certainty
Growing security budgets don't necessarily buy more certainty, and strength and spend don't always equal effectiveness. [ + ]
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. [ + ]
