Enterprise Content Management
Shadow IT has always been a headache for security teams. Successive shifts in enterprise tech have always created blind spots and hidden behaviours that need to be discovered and secured. With the advent of SaaS apps, employees suddenly had a myriad of tools available to better collaborate and work. They quickly adopted them, often unaware of security approval processes, creating SaaS sprawl, shadow cloud, and significant changes in digital estates that some organisations are still grappling with.
The Australian Government has launched public consultation on a voluntary Code of Practice for cyber incident response providers, aiming to improve service quality and national cyber resilience.
Archive360 and Neev Data have announced a strategic partnership to combine their platforms to deliver a single, governed repository for structured ERP records, unstructured documents, and all communication channels.
Entrust, a provider of identity-centric security solutions, is incorporating ShardSecure's advanced data security technology to deliver comprehensive protection for unstructured data across diverse environments.
Microsoft will remove programmatic volume discounts for its SaaS products, including Microsoft 365, from November 1, 2025. A new Gartner report states enterprise organisations can expect list price rises of up to 13.6%. The change impacts customers with Enterprise Agreements (EAs).
One-third of Australian professionals regularly upload confidential company information to AI platforms without oversight, creating significant compliance and security risks for organisations across critical sectors, according to new research.
A sweeping cyber espionage operation by Chinese state-sponsored actors has compromised networks across more than 80 countries according to a joint cybersecurity advisory released by international intelligence agencies last week.
Google has dismissed as "entirely false" claims that it issued a broad security warning to Gmail users about a major data breach.
Three-quarters of IT and security leaders believe reducing information complexity is essential for AI readiness, yet most organisations lack the foundational information governance to deploy artificial intelligence securely, according to new research.
Content management vendor Hyland has unveiled two AI-powered technologies designed to automate enterprise workflows and decision-making across industries including healthcare, banking and government, insurance, government, and higher education.
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