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Wednesday August 23, 2023

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State of Security 2023, a deep-dive into the cyber security sector, is out now.

This year we examine domains including cloud security, identity and access management, network and infrastructure, endpoint security and XDR, from a technical trend and usage perspective.

Access the full selection of stories and videos from here.

Strategy

Woolworths digital and analytics capabilities to only grow in importance

To share in $2 billion of investment over the next year.

By Kate Weber

Latest News

Vic trumpets digital driver licence trial success

Software

Vic trumpets digital driver licence trial success

Ballarat motorists sign on.

By Richard Chirgwin

Endpoint Security 2023

State of Security 2023

Endpoint Security 2023

The ever-growing number and variety of endpoints is feeding a burgeoning market for endpoint security products.

By Richard Chirgwin

VMware, Nvidia target businesses that want their own AI

Software

VMware, Nvidia target businesses that want their own AI

In their own data centres rather than the cloud.

By Stephen Nellis

Palo Alto Networks closes door on TunnelCrack

Security

Palo Alto Networks closes door on TunnelCrack

Configuration checks needed, rather than patches.

By Richard Chirgwin

Partner Content

Robust identity management bolsters security and boosts revenues in higher education

Identity security has never been more vital

Safety first: Using GAI to mitigate security risks

Transforming workplace productivity through artificial intelligence

Unveiling the Invisible Threat: Mastering the Art of Conveying Cyber Risks to Boards

MOST POPULAR

State police helping crack Centrelink fraud suspects' passwords

Security

State police helping crack Centrelink fraud suspects' passwords

By Jeremy Nadel

Hackers claim to have breached auDA

Security

Hackers claim to have breached auDA

By Richard Chirgwin

NBN Co selects 50Mbps price option unfavoured by Telstra and Optus

Telco/ISP

NBN Co selects 50Mbps price option unfavoured by Telstra and Optus

By Ry Crozier

ATO 'clear' on role generative AI can play in its operations

Software

ATO 'clear' on role generative AI can play in its operations

By Ry Crozier

Victoria to create whole-of-gov identity, device mandates

Security

Victoria to create whole-of-gov identity, device mandates

By Ry Crozier

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