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Alleviating the cyberskills shortage with automation
There is a shortfall of tech skills and talent across the board, with cybersecurity skills among some of the hardest to find. [ + ]
How the evolution of data centres is shaping their monitoring needs
Digital transformation journeys were once considered a multi-year evolution, but now they have been dramatically compressed due to the pandemic. [ + ]
Govt tech training plan a positive step
The action plan for training and upskilling in technology off the back of the recent Jobs and Skills Summit is a positive step forward. [ + ]
The days of enterprise AI are over
Everyday AI refers to AI that is intrinsic to the day-to-day workings of a business. Here are three reasons businesses should adopt an everyday AI approach. [ + ]
How to get customer data privacy right
APAC marketers are facing a dual challenge — customers enjoy a personalised experience but worry about sharing their data. Thomas Barta explains on behalf of Adobe. [ + ]
Do video games improve cognitive performance in children?
Children who play video games for three hours or more each day may have improved impulse control and working memory, according to new research. [ + ]
Government supports keeping young Australians safe online
The federal government has committed $6 million to support free access to online safety resources for all Australian schools. [ + ]
A new approach to cybersecurity
Cybercriminals view a network like a graph, believing they only need to access one node to exploit a weakness. It's time to think the same way. [ + ]
How can you prepare for ransomware attacks?
If the last weeks have taught security practitioners anything, it's that no organisation is immune to ransomware or other cyber attacks. [ + ]
Report: Consumers paying the price for data breaches
IBM Security has released the annual Cost of a Data Breach Report, revealing costlier and higher-impact data breaches than ever before. [ + ]
Collaborating for conservation
Dell Technologies has announced a new deep learning technology model, launched in partnership with the Citizens of The Great Barrier Reef. [ + ]
Regulations spell danger for Australia's cybersecurity
While the intention of the new cybersecurity framework is to better protect Australia's critical infrastructure, it could do the opposite. [ + ]
Tech firm pledges pre-tax profits to education
WiseTech Global has said it will donate 1% of its annual pre-tax profit towards tech education initiatives. [ + ]
Telco breaches a warning to small business
If two of our largest, best-resourced organisations can fall victim to a breach, anyone can. This should be a warning for Australia's 2.5m small businesses. [ + ]
The cost of productivity: building tech budgets
With the global economy still in turmoil and fears of a downturn looming large, IT leaders would do well to temper their expectations when it comes to budgets. [ + ]
