Stories by Ashley Diffey

Allaying rising concerns about privacy and security is critical for organisations and institutions that want to survive and thrive.

Many Australian organisations can mark down 2024 as the year that IT resilience was elevated from a technology to a whole-of-business and whole-of-customer-journey conversation.

Healthcare providers are boosting security by integrating Unified Identity and Access Management with Multi-Factor Authentication, safeguarding sensitive data while ensuring smooth user experiences.

As cybercriminals exploit AI to amplify attacks, businesses are urged to upgrade legacy systems, integrate AI in security efforts, and enhance real-time threat detection.

Securing the digital landscape: Visibility, API security, and flexible integrations are key to building a cohesive cybersecurity infrastructure.

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting online accounts in identity theft surge, with ATO fraud attacks increasing by over 350% in 2023, finds digital fraud management firm, Sift.

Businesses need to create easy, secure and personalised buying experiences that alleviate security concerns without collecting too much personal data.

Australian businesses face a growing array of sophisticated cyberthreats aimed at breaching networks, stealing data, and causing disruption.

Businesses are realizing the crucial role of digital identities in maintaining security and productivity in a remote working environment.

Data privacy is more than just a moral obligation, it also affects customers' experience and a company's bottom line.