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Australia's LASER is releasing its second generation of smart home products, including security cameras and smart doorbells.
Redland City Council in Queensland has implemented Rubrik's data protection solution to free up its IT team for more innovative projects.
Macquarie Data Centres and Macquarie Government are set to launch a new Government-certified, highly secure data centre facility in Canberra.
2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic saw employees move to remote working, keeping IT professionals on high alert for cyberattacks.
New research from Nozomi Networks Labs found that attackers are doubling down on high-value targets and weaponising the software supply chain.
ExtraHop's report on the SolarWinds breach reveals cyber-attackers' methods of evading detection, including redirecting traditional detection methods.
The brunt of security spending is still first and foremost focused on IT networks, systems, and data security from a defensive perspective.
Cyber-crime is evolving, driven by emerging trends — 2021 may be the first year when data extortion officially becomes the main threat to businesses worldwide.
Network security is of prime concern amongst IT leaders, as most companies continue with work-from-home policies.
One Identity offers free security risk assessment to SolarWinds customers to uncover vulnerabilities and improve security posture amid growing threats.
This will contribute to a swelling of the valuation of the cybersecurity market, which is set to reach $60.2 billion this year.
Digital Realty relocates its global headquarters from California to Texas, aiming to strengthen its presence in the state.
Samsung has unveiled its 2021 TV lineup, featuring the new Neo QLED technology with enhanced picture quality and sustainability measures.
The Iridium Edge Solar, a secure, maintenance-free, solar-powered remote asset tracking and management device, is now commercially available.
Hackers breached software provider SolarWinds, directly infecting the company's Orion software as well as several local, state and federal agencies.
IDTechEx explains cities increasingly, and massively, depend on water technology as sea levels rise and for other reasons.
Demand for machine intelligence and artificial intelligence applications at the edge is driving the market adoption of edge analytics, Frost & Sullivan finds.
New materials valued as a $400 billion market are the key to enabling ambitious smart cities, according to a new report.
Fujitsu installs 99.6kW solar panel system on its Queensland data center roof, supporting indigenous businesses and sustainability goals.
IT monitoring tools have become increasingly fragmented and unsustainable. Converged application and infrastructure monitoring is the solution.
