Most organizations have a terrible time with their policy and procedure documentation. Most corporate documentation is ugly, boring, too long, and poorly organized. And usually, somewhat out-of-date. The core problem is the idea that documentation means documents.
Practices such as impact assessments, data curation, fairness measures, pilot studies and organisational training are some of the simple but effective approaches described in a new report that can help Australian businesses develop robust and responsible artificial intelligence (AI).
Voting for the Australian Senate will remain a pencil and paper process for some years to come, according to a call for tender just issued by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC).
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has launched a survey to measure cyber resilience in Australia’s corporate and financial markets.
Having worked with a lot of business leaders, I have noticed that whether they have started or they are knee-deep in their digital transformation (DX) journey, a few questions are always on their minds.
Ninety per cent of Australian organisations are planning to align their security programs to the Essential Eight, highlighting its momentum as fast becoming a de facto standard inclusion for cybersecurity strategies across the country. That’s according to a survey conducted at last month’s AusCERT security conference by BeyondTrust.
Ransomware has existed for decades, yet the threat of falling victim to an attack today is greater than ever. While 2021 saw an explosion in the volume, 2022 was marked by accelerated frequency. Case in point: In the first half of 2022, FortiGuard Labs observed the introduction of 10,666 new ransomware variants, double the number seen in the previous six months.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is well and truly here, and it is transforming businesses daily. AI has a wide range of uses in businesses, and one scenario that is not discussed enough is how AI can assist with inbound email communications.
AYR is extending the reach of its flagship IDP platform, SingularityAI, across Australia, New Zealand (ANZ) and Southeast Asia in partnership with Australian AI Automation consulting firm CiGen.
