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AI helping businesses stay ahead of threats - LogRhythm
Security Information and Event Management

AI helping businesses stay ahead of threats - LogRhythm

As cyber threats escalate, AI is the new frontline defence. LogRhythm asserts that businesses must harness AI to foresee and fend off evolving cyber-attacks.

By Joanne Wong • 4 min read • Mon, 15th Apr 2019

Global Stories

Why iPaaS and APIs are gaining a foothold in Australian organisations
Platform-as-a-Service

Why iPaaS and APIs are gaining a foothold in Australian organisations

Cloud adoption is on the rise in Australia, driving the need for integration solutions that can connect on-premise and cloud applications.

By Stuart Rees • 3 min read • Tue, 30th Apr 2019
Why businesses need to start implementing AI
Robotics

Why businesses need to start implementing AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) driven companies could take $1.2tn of business revenue from rivals by next year, according to a report.

By Tim Young • 6 min read • Mon, 29th Apr 2019
How IT teams are using printing innovations to go paperless
Document Management

How IT teams are using printing innovations to go paperless

With digital document management and paperless processes, IT teams can do more than reduce their company's carbon footprint.

By Adam O'Neill • 3 min read • Fri, 26th Apr 2019
Why an IT resilient strategy needs to be in the modern CIO's toolkit
Digital Transformation

Why an IT resilient strategy needs to be in the modern CIO's toolkit

71% of Australian organisations see digital transformation as a core business strategy, says IDC report. 4% are already reaping rewards.

By Sean Abbott • 3 min read • Thu, 25th Apr 2019
The fight for power in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Data Analytics

The fight for power in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is set to have a profound impact on society. Here's how organisations can adapt. #technology #digital #business.

By Sharryn Napier • 4 min read • Wed, 24th Apr 2019
Smarter cities through cross-border and G2G collaborations
Smart Cities

Smarter cities through cross-border and G2G collaborations

Singapore Tops the List of Smart Cities but the Environmental Impact Remains a Concern, Warns Industry Expert.

By Tay Kok Chin • 4 min read • Wed, 24th Apr 2019
Going from great to greater – from big data to big impact
Data Analytics

Going from great to greater – from big data to big impact

Despite its massive potential, Australian organisations are lagging globally in data analytics. Enhancing data strategies could unlock up to a 60% profit boost.

By Rafael Moyano • 4 min read • Tue, 23rd Apr 2019
Thycotic debunks top Privileged Access Management myths
Privileged Access Management

Thycotic debunks top Privileged Access Management myths

Privileged Access encompasses access to computers, networks and network devices, software applications, digital documents and other digital assets.

By Joseph Carson • 5 min read • Tue, 23rd Apr 2019
Paving the road to self-sovereign identity using blockchain
Blockchain

Paving the road to self-sovereign identity using blockchain

Pioneering the future of self-sovereign identity, blockchain aims to secure personal data and streamline compliance, offering control back to users.

By Katherine Noall • 4 min read • Tue, 23rd Apr 2019
How digital transformation will impact the document industry
Document Management

How digital transformation will impact the document industry

A Y Soft executive explains how document and print services providers can ensure they stay ahead during the age of digital transformation.

By Adam O'Neill • 3 min read • Wed, 17th Apr 2019
The ethics of AI: From driverless cars to robo-baristas
Artificial Intelligence

The ethics of AI: From driverless cars to robo-baristas

The development of AI technology comes with inherent biases that translate into the systems we use, risking potential issues in everyday life.

By Brett Lobwein • 4 min read • Mon, 15th Apr 2019
What happens when AI falls into the wrong hands
Distributed Denial of Service

What happens when AI falls into the wrong hands

Attackers are increasingly using AI in their cyber-attacks, but defenders are also using AI as a defence technology. Find out more here.

By Stuart Fisher • 5 min read • Mon, 15th Apr 2019
Network security in ANZ - OVH
Firewalls

Network security in ANZ - OVH

Network security in ANZ is crucial as cybercrime costs Australia up to AUD $1 billion annually. Businesses must invest in robust systems to ensure data safety.

By Lionel Legros • 2 min read • Mon, 15th Apr 2019
The growing importance of sustainability in data centres
DataCentre infrastructure

The growing importance of sustainability in data centres

Data centres are grappling with rising energy costs and environmental concerns, prompting a shift towards natural cooling techniques to enhance sustainability.

By Alessandro Bruschini • 5 min read • Tue, 9th Apr 2019
Microsoft: The sky's the limit for your data with Cosmos DB
Public Cloud

Microsoft: The sky's the limit for your data with Cosmos DB

A modern Internet age with globally-distributed applications that must be fault-tolerant and scalable demands a high-concurrency, low-latency database model.

By David Williams • 3 min read • Tue, 9th Apr 2019
In case you didn't know, you are a data company now
DevOps

In case you didn't know, you are a data company now

Data management practices are crucial for businesses to thrive in the new age of compliance and innovation, as data becomes both an asset and a challenge.

By Richard Gerdis • 4 min read • Tue, 9th Apr 2019

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