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Security concerns slowing Kubernetes adoption
Kubernetes adoption rates have soared in recent years, with the container orchestration platform integral to many digital transformation initiatives. [ + ]
Overwhelmed and underqualified
A new study from Oracle and New York Times bestselling author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz suggests we're all paralysed by an overabudance of data. [ + ]
Unsecured printers a cybersecurity risk
The continued threat of malicious cyber activity should be a wake-up call for all businesses, highlighting the growing need for up-to-date cybersecurity. [ + ]
Securing digital assets
Security hardening is an effective way to enhance cybersecurity by reducing a business's attack surface exposure and protecting it against hostile forces. [ + ]
Who performs better: students or ChatGTP?
A large crowd-sourced study has used accounting assessments to determine whether ChatGTP outperforms students. [ + ]
Combating cyber threats in the education sector
Reports of cybercrime have increased by 13%, according to the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC). [ + ]
Broadband measurement shows online gaming stacks up
The ACCC's latest Measuring Broadband Australia report has found that consumer connections to online gaming servers over home broadband are up to speed. [ + ]
Dell research benchmarks innovation efforts
The Dell Technologies Innovation Index has found that nearly six in 10 ANZ respondents fear their organisation could be irrelevant in three to five years. [ + ]
Passwordless protection
With an evolving threat landscape and an increasing amount of data stored online, passwords and usernames are no longer secure enough. [ + ]
Why every organisation should backup Microsoft 365 data
A secure backup, which enables encrypted Microsoft 365 data to be restored without paying a ransom in the event of an attack. [ + ]
Autodesk at the heart of Notre-Dame restoration
Autodesk has revealed how it has helped in the reconstruction of the Notre-Dame de Paris, donating its software, 3D model and technical expertise. [ + ]
Cybercrime sets the gender equality bar
The cybercrime underground is becoming a bastion of equal opportunity from a gender perspective, with participants judged on their skills not their pronouns. [ + ]
The future of business will demand fearless innovation
Treating fearless innovation as the day-to-day goal rather than a pipe dream is crucial to staying competitive in today's business environment. [ + ]
Lessons from thriving digital-first businesses
Google Cloud VP Alister Dias says there's a lot to be learned from Australian businesses setting up for success. [ + ]
Consumers turned off by data hogs
New research has found that nearly half of Australian consumers (46%) believe that organisations should delete information stored online when it is no longer needed. [ + ]
