Enterprise Content Management
On Friday, the world suffered what many have described as the largest IT outage in history, when 8.5 million Windows computers crashed and wouldn’t restart. The cause was a bug triggered by an automatic update for a piece of software that until Friday nobody beyond cyber security nerds had heard of: CrowdStrike’s Falcon.
MediSecure has revealed its hack earlier this year was among the largest cyber breaches in Australian history, with over nearly 13 million affected from March 2019 to November 2023.
A unique view of collaboration and usage of Microsoft 365 is promised in TELLEC Docs, a new standalone application developed by an Australian solution provider.
ShardSecure, a provider of cloud data security, privacy, and resilience software, has completed an integration with Entrust to protect unstructured data against outages, attacks, and other forms of data compromise.
The Department of Finance has awarded a $250K contract to solutions provider iCognition to transition its on-premise Content Manager system to the iCognition cloud platform. iCognition won the Software as a Service (SaaS) open tender and will implement the solution over 2024-25.
The average number of content systems within organizations has increased in the last ten years from three to almost five. More than 14% of organizations now handle over seven content management systems. With more data and information across more systems than ever, content management has become more challenging. This is how Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) came into the picture. It was set up in 2010 to create an open standard that enables different content management systems to work with each other over the Internet.
Duco, the developer of an enterprise platform for data automation, has announced the launch of its end-to-end reconciliation capability for unstructured data.
Elastic, the Search AI Company, has announced Playground, a low-code interface that enables developers to build RAG applications using Elasticsearch in minutes.
IDology has published its 2024 Global Fraud Report, confirming increasing concerns about the impact of generative AI on fraud. With rapid advancements in AI, businesses expressed heightened concerns about the evolution of familiar types of fraud - such as synthetic identity fraud (SIF) and phishing - fuelled by generative AI.
Gimmal has announced the launch of new Microsoft Purview Sensitivity Labels solution to extend and enhance sensitive data classification for unstructured data sources, such as network file shares and endpoints.
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