Vector launches skills intelligence for manufacturers
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Sunnyfield rolls out AI policy tool for frontline staff
The rollout could save about 1,500 frontline staff time by putting approved policies and procedures at their fingertips across Sunnyfield's services.
TrendAI helps disrupt X.CPE botnet in 1.3m devices
Thousands of households were unknowingly used as residential proxies after preloaded malware infected Android TV boxes in 34,206 Australian devices.
Hadean wins AUD $15 million to scale hydrogen tech
The grant will fund a larger industrial demonstration of Hadean's waste-heat-driven electrolyser, aimed at cutting power use in hydrogen production.
Halter wins WA approval for virtual cattle fencing
The decision gives farmers in a 2.2 million-head cattle state access to collars and an app that replace shifting fences and save labour.
PayPal launches Pay in 4 for in-store shopping in Australia
Shoppers at selected Australian retailers can now split eligible purchases into four interest-free payments through PayPal's first in-store Pay in 4 rollout.
Australian retailers prioritise AI for customer growth
Costly customer acquisition is pushing Australian retailers to use AI for better retention and productivity as 2027 growth targets sharpen.
AI replacing entry-level roles sparks concerns for creative jobs
Fewer junior roles and weaker training pathways are leaving emerging creatives worried AI could stall careers before they properly begin.
Editor Interviews
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First Digital: Agentic AI to reshape payment infrastructure
Businesses are being urged to build safeguards now as AI agents could soon be transacting more value than humans, First Digital says.
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Palo Alto Networks: Frontier AI brings more attacks, faster
Frontier AI isn't inventing new attacks, says Palo Alto Networks' Wendi Whitmore, but it is making old ones far faster and more frequent.
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AI success takes more than a promising pilot project
Without stronger governance and clear accountability, most AI pilots will struggle to reach production or deliver real business value.
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The quantum revolution is quietly happening
Businesses could soon see gains from quantum computing, with Fujitsu saying utility-scale systems may arrive within five years and 5% route savings already found.
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Predictions: Experts Discuss the Future of Loyalty in the age of AI
Customer expectations are shifting toward relevance and recognition, forcing brands to move beyond points as AI changes how loyalty is delivered.
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Even the dark web took PHP2Shell seriously
Forum operators moved quickly to shut down or restrict access after two critical PHP flaws exposed a route to remote code execution and stolen data.
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AI agents will multiply your inference bill. Is your enterprise ready?
The real risk is that autonomous systems can turn a modest pilot into a far larger inference bill unless firms plan for workload, not chat use.
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Smartsheet launches vsActual AI planning tool for firms
The software aims to help large organisations spot when projects, budgets and staffing are drifting off plan before problems escalate.
Tracebit says context bombs cut AI attack success 91%
Tracebit's research suggests deception can sharply slow AI-driven intrusions, lifting attacker costs 23-fold while cutting completed objectives by 91%.
AI attacker blocked by microsegmentation in Anthropic test
The result underscores how microsegmentation can stop an AI intruder from turning one compromised machine into wider network access.
Illumio warns AI authority is outpacing security controls
Most firms now hand AI decisions once reserved for staff, but fewer than half can fully audit its actions, a new survey found.
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Tanium joins OpenAI cyber programme for threat research
The move gives Tanium's security teams access to OpenAI cyber models for threat detection, vulnerability work and platform defence against AI-driven attacks.
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Denodo named Gartner leader for seventh year in row
The ranking underscores rising demand for governed data access as businesses adapt their systems to support AI workloads and automation.
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Gartner flags 10 tech trends for 2027 as AI governance
Firms face rising risks from unchecked AI adoption, as the advisory group warns of breaches, compliance failures and vendor lock-in by 2028.
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PagerDuty launches Paige AI agent & PD Labs in ANZ
Australian and New Zealand customers will gain early access to AI tools designed to speed incident response and cut service disruption costs.
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