Infrastructure stories
Attivo Networks launches IDEntitleX, a new Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management solution to strengthen identity management for security teams.
IDC has also predicted the region's public cloud services sector to reach a valuation of $124 billion by 2025.
The market for dedicated cloud infrastructure as a service is projected to grow 100x in the next five years, reaching $14 billion, according to IDC.
CompTIA responds to the recent large scale ransomeware attack by forming a Rapid Response Team and making CompTIA ISAO resources publicly available.
Unisys joins Google's Cloud Partner Advantage program, providing clients with more options to optimize their digital workplace environments.
Oracle has announced it's been selected by Medallia as a preferred cloud infrastructure provider to power the Medallia Experience Cloud SaaS platform.
Kyndryl appoints Kerry Purcell as president of Australia and New Zealand, a key step in its new global leadership model.
SolarWinds cyber attack costs organisations 11% of annual revenue, according to new research by IronNet Cybersecurity.
The 40.7% boost in the Infrastructure as a Service market was accompanied by another positive statistic: almost 90% of all IaaS providers exhibited growth.
Researchers at Positive Technologies have discovered three vulnerabilities in Cisco HyperFlex HX that could disrupt enterprise operations.
Microsoft Azure Stack and Microsoft SQL Server have been integrated into Hewlett Packard's HPE GreenLake platform.
iseek's existing management team, led by CEO and shareholder-founder Jason Gomersall, has been a key part of its success and will continue to work with Amber.
Macquarie's new high security data center in Canberra has been officially opened by Australia's Minister for Defence, Peter Dutton MP.
GitLab has expanded its Global Partner Program, adding integrations and a Certified Services Partner Program to support DevOps customers.
More than four fifths of businesses remain concerned about the security risks of remote working, according to a report by Thales.
Warnings that Australia’s builders are at breaking point have prompted calls for urgent reform to deliver the USD $110 billion pipeline.
The $30m project is expected to supply 3,000 homes and improve summer power reliability in the Far North once completed.
Melbourne has topped Nestpick’s global work-from-home survey, with Sydney third and Auckland 37th amid visa and cost gaps.
Labour and supply chain pressures could slow the sector’s rebound, despite forecast construction growth of 5.5% this year.
Fujitsu's Secure Remote Working service offers cost savings, cutting-edge remote access, cloud spending optimization, and operational cost savings.