Industry Insider

  • Employees at largest Companies use Easy-to-crack Passwords

    Even employees at the world's richest companies’ have unbelievably poor password habits, reveals new research by NordPass. Despite cybersecurity experts repeatedly urging businesses to take better care of corporate passwords, the wealthiest companies worldwide still find the world's worst passwords - “123456” and “password” - good enough to secure corporate digital assets.

  • Manufacturers urged to Prioritise Cybersecurity in Product Design

    The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), Computer Emergency Response Team New Zealand (CERT NZ) and New Zealand’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC-NZ) have joined an international push urging technology manufacturers to take urgent steps necessary to ship products that are “secure-by-design and default.”

  • Busting a CDR myth - why we need to talk about migration

    In today’s digital landscape, businesses find themselves needing to migrate their data to new systems for a myriad of reasons. Whether it is to save costs or to improve collaboration or to meet consumer data requirements, the process of migration must be thought out to ensure continuity of service and data security.

  • Voltage Data Security Platform gets Analyst Tick

    OpenText’s Voltage Data Security Platform, formerly a Micro Focus line of business known as CyberRes, has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave: Data Security Platforms, Q1 2023 report. Voltage received the highest score possible in 15 criteria including data discovery, classification, tokenization, encryption, data masking, data access controls, privacy use cases, data and information governance use cases, among others.

  • Australian BPO Datatime adopts next-gen intelligent document processing

    Pacific Commerce/Datatime has selected TCG Process to replace its legacy systems and provide a path to develop new processes and lines of business. For the past 38 years, Pacific Commerce/Datatime has been a leader in outsourced document management for corporate business, as well as education, health, state and federal government sectors in Australia.

  • Class action looms for Latitude data breach

    Law firms Gordon Legal and Hayden Stephens and Associates have announced they are investigating a potential legal action against Latitude Financial, for the massive data breach that includes personal data for customers stretching back to 2005.

  • Gartner Unveils Top Eight Cybersecurity Predictions for 2023-2024

    Fifty percent of chief information security officers (CISOs) will adopt human centric design to reduce cybersecurity operational friction; large enterprises will focus on implementing zero-trust programs; and half of cybersecurity leaders will have unsuccessfully tried to use cyber risk quantification to drive enterprise decision making, according to the top cybersecurity predictions revealed by Gartner, Inc.