Resilience stories
Interlinked weather, trade and technology risks are pushing Australian firms to rethink investment, staffing and supply choices, Aon says.
The move puts gaming into Logitech's employee benefits as the company bets a day off can boost focus, resilience and teamwork.
Monitoring teams can now keep alerts flowing during server failures as Percona's PMM 3.10.0 adds high-availability support in Kubernetes.
Businesses risk post-launch strain if they treat automation readiness as a checklist, TMX Transform says, rather than an ongoing capability.
Europe must fix procurement and funding gaps if deep-tech is to become deployable defence capability, Balnord says.
The awards highlight rising demand for data resilience as firms expand AI use, with winners spanning the Americas, EMEA, APAC and India.
A major outage at one strategic site could trigger £352 million in direct losses, underlining the need for tighter physical protection.
Small firms risk costly failures if they buy software without first checking whether it will fit their staff, systems and support needs.
Partners across storage, cloud and security were recognised as demand grows for cleaner recovery and stronger resilience around AI projects.
Budgets are holding steady, but almost half of cybersecurity leaders say fast-moving AI is making it harder to stay in control.
Its museum redevelopment work earned March Construction the region's top contractor title, alongside a separate win for projects worth over $10 million.
Customers are feeling faster and more reliable service after Spark won six outright categories and three joint awards in Opensignal's latest report.
The service aims to help firms spot security and resilience gaps before software faults disrupt operations or trigger regulatory scrutiny.
Most Britons want government contracts to favour resilient, switchable systems, as 69% call digital sovereignty a national security issue.
More than a third of Irish cyber professionals now rank AI-related threats above all other risks, as budgets stay resilient despite mounting pressure.
The hire underlines Pāmu's push to make data, connectivity and cyber security central to operations across its 112 farms.
Thousands of residents will gain a more reliable supply as a three-million-litre reservoir and linked pipe network are built by June 2028.
The scheme will give 2,000 Irish SMEs €1,250 each, as research says cyber risk may cost the sector up to €3.4 billion a year.
Strong SaaS demand lifted annual recurring revenue 27% to USD $495.1 million in the quarter, prompting AvePoint to raise full-year guidance.
The trade association says current laws may be too slow for AI-powered attacks that can identify weaknesses and launch cybercrime with less expertise.