BSO stories - Page 54

Accenture's digital lead in ANZ, James Scott, discusses the rise of innovation and digital transformation in Australia.

The man behind the popular breach checking website Have I Been Pwned is stepping down from his esteemed post as sole manager of the site.

Businesses that purchase print supplies are in danger of falling victim to the multi-billion dollar industry of counterfeits and fakes.

More than 50% of financial professionals see cyber security as a high risk, but two-thirds lack a proper plan.

Scottish developer No Code’s “Observation” immerses players in a sci-fi thriller, casting them as an AI on a stranded space station with chilling discoveries.

UiPath launches the UiPath Enterprise Cloud Platform, making its RPA software available on the cloud, enhancing scalability and reducing infrastructure needs.

Famed for providing amazing drone photography equipment, DJI have adapted their gimbal and camera technology for mobile phone users.

Chorus suspends Clearvision Communications from UFB work after breaches of employment standards, following ERA determination.

90% of enterprise blockchain platforms will need replacing by 2021 to stay competitive, according to Gartner. Fragmented market causing confusion for buyers.

With traditional tape backups becoming obsolete, businesses are adopting flash-to-flash-to-cloud solutions, enhancing efficiency and data access.

It has been four years since Apple released the 6th generation iPod touch, so clearly Apple thinks there’s still life in the iPod yet.

Only 27% of New Zealanders believe their personal data is treated reliably by organisations offering digital services.

A recent survey by Portworx and Aqua Security shows a surge in container adoption among IT pros, but security remains a top concern for 51% of respondents.

Bethesda hands over some development of *Rage 2* to Avalanche Studios, delivering a visually stunning and addictive post-apocalyptic shooter.

In order to implement a change that can be sustained, organisations need to find a way to embed it into their culture.

Could you trust machines to make business decisions with the right amount of judgement and contextual understand that humans can? Not yet.

Enterprises are wanting to gain the trust of their customers, but are often found blindly defending themselves.

ow loud is our phone call? Can you hear your co-worker’s music through their headphones? Do you need to have that meeting in a public area of the office?.

Far from becoming obsolete in the face of new cybersecurity software and systems, phishing is just as effective now as it always has been.

Mimecast leverages humour and brief monthly sessions in its novel cybersecurity training to tackle human error.