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A cybersecurity breach at US-based learning platform Instructure has compromised personal data across Australian and New Zealand education institutions.
Organisations that deploy AI extensively in security operations have reduced the average time to contain a data breach by approximately 80 days and cut average breach costs by $US1.9 million, according to a new white paper published by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with KPMG.
A persistent barrier to Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption in enterprise environments is the volume of unstructured file data that sits outside the system's reach - project files, engineering drawings and records stored in hybrid cloud file platforms that Copilot cannot natively query. Panzura's new product targets that gap directly.
SAP has agreed to acquire Dremio, an open-source data lakehouse platform, in a bid to solve the data fragmentation problem that the enterprise software giant says is the primary reason AI initiatives fail in large organisations. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Poor data quality is a leading reason AI initiatives stall in production. Enterprise teams using ServiceNow will now see data quality scores directly on assets in its Data Catalogue, before those assets power AI models or business decisions.
APRA has told banks, insurers and superannuation trustees that governance, risk management and operational resilience practices are failing to keep pace with the speed and complexity of AI adoption - and has threatened enforcement action against entities that do not address the gaps.
Medical device manufacturer Medtronic has confirmed that an unauthorised party accessed data within its corporate IT systems, triggering incident response protocols and an ongoing investigation into the scope of the breach.
Australia Post has partnered with AI security firm Alpha Level to apply machine learning to cyber threat detection across its national network - including systems used by thousands of licensed post offices and small businesses.
IBM has launched two new cybersecurity offerings aimed at helping organisations defend against a rising class of AI-generated threats, as attackers begin using frontier AI models to automate and accelerate attacks.
Two enterprise data management companies have announced a partnership to simplify data access and cut costs for AI initiatives. Solix Technologies will integrate VirtualZ Computing’s no-code data access technology into its Common Data Platform (CDP).
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