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More so than ever before, an organisation's ability to quickly pivot and ramp up or down spending priorities is essential.
Applying advanced analytics technologies effectively to enhance security posture is no simple task, writes LogRhythm VP for sales APAC Simon Howe.
The hybrid workplace model is here to stay as companies embrace remote work. Digital identity and security are key considerations for success.
A card-linked loyalty program can help retailers and service providers take their eCommerce to the next level in several ways.
Business operations and risk have always gone hand in hand, but the past year has seen the latter dominating the headlines.
PAM can offer insight into risks that may be adjusted depending on the threat landscape, writes ThycoticCentrify chief security scientist Joseph Carson.
To ensure that cloud initiatives are performing to their potential, cloud monitoring takes several different forms.
By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.
Consider how your organisation uses cloud resources and whether you have the required level of insight and management, writes Tecala manager Kristian Yench.
Bots and infrastructure-as-code automation are common additions to the business landscape, and their explosion has not gone unnoticed by threat actors.
Over 1,000 organizations are now using Workday's Skills Cloud for skills-based people strategies, with a new packaged solution to aid adoption.
Implementing advanced threat protection (ATP) as part of a zero trust SASE architecture is an important step in proactively blocking known and zero-day threats.
Ransomware threat actors are using a 'name-and-shame' approach, increasing pressure on victims to pay up, warns cybersecurity expert.
When teams have a clear view of all assets and treat them equally, then they are much closer to stopping attacks in their tracks.
It is critical to understand how effective each security product is in stopping the new tactics that the hackers have been using since COVID-19.
The key to understanding customers lies in listening to them and connecting through various communication channels, says expert.
Australian IT teams are losing control of digital infrastructure as non-IT business units take the lead in developing most of the applications that they use.
There are various tools available that can speed up both courtroom proceedings and the internal workings of the legal profession.
Australia's reduction in migration has created a shortage of skills in the economy, and the impact has been particularly severe on the technology industry.
Given the massive amounts of data enterprises hold, it may seem like an impossible task to prove what data was accessed and by whom. It isn't.
