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ARIA Cybersecurity and Logi-Tech introduce AZT PROTECT, a novel service aimed at defending Australia's crucial infrastructure from cyber threats.

ADP partners with global payments fintech Convera to offer global end-to-end payroll services, simplifying complex processes.

As the global data centre market heads towards USD $500 billion, the push for secure, efficient decommissioning grows. Any misstep could spell disaster.

FinTech Australia has announced new board members during its annual general meeting to support the fintech industry.

Slyp, backed by Australia's major banks, reveals the damaging ecological and health impact of paper receipts on Black Friday.

As Australia's digital landscape has evolved, so too have the cyber-attacks that work to bypass security technology by preying on human error.

Intelligent edge computing will bring significant opportunities for development and growth in the coming years.

Australian MP Clare O'Neil's $600m investment aims to make Australia the leading nation in cybersecurity, recognizing its potential as a competitive advantage.

Governments and research organizations are investing in quantum computing to address sustainability, defence, climate change and other societal challenges.

Despite economic challenges, Digital Native Businesses in the Asia/Pacific region plan to increase tech spending by 20% in the next year.

Render Networks has named Rob Laudati as Vice President of Product and Partnerships, aiming to enhance product strategy and expand its global partner ecosystem.

A new report reveals 78% of UK IT decision-makers plan to use AI and automation to navigate the ongoing permacrisis.

Akaysha Energy secures government contract for Australia's largest battery storage system, paving the way for private investment in renewable energy storage.

Global firms' growth is being hampered by struggles to recruit high-value knowledge workers, with one-third reporting issues.

Cloud security company Zscaler has appointed two technology leaders to its executive team, as it focuses on AI and machine learning.

Over 60% of Australian security workers believe cloud security is inadequate, putting businesses at high risk, says new study.

Artificial intelligence is already embedded in scores of corporate solutions and systems and it pays to ensure you’re getting the most out of them.

As 2024 unfolds, it will be the organisations best able to harness these resources that will be positioned for success.

With ongoing talent shortages and shaky economies in ANZ, getting the best out of precious developer resources is paramount.

As we cast our gaze forward to 2024, as the cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve, it's clear that a new set of priorities and trends will emerge.