Opinion stories
Gigamon President Shane Buckley explains how deep observability provides a solution to the rise in online threats.
Geopolitical uncertainty, rapid Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, and accelerated digitalisation will continue to fuel cyberattacks in the years to come.
Here in Australia and around the world, the pandemic was a huge wake-up call for businesses and organisations of all stripes and sizes.
Tools and services in place need to be constantly monitored and updated to ensure they can protect against both current and emerging threats.
2023 will be a pivotal year for cloud computing with some of the key trends from previous years even more relevant due to the effects of the economic downturn.
Digital transformation needs to be viewed as a continuous and ongoing process requiring constant fine-tuning as new technologies and supporting services evolve.
Democratising data—making data consumable for a wider population—will give these front-line users valuable decision-making insights.
With the idea of the metaverse gaining momentum in the past year, why not resolve to educate yourself as to what the future might hold?.
5G will deliver ultra-fast connection speeds and gigantic bandwidth to drive companies' efficiency and innovation potential.
With 3G being phased out across the UK, businesses need to be prepared to reap the rewards presented by the fifth generation of mobile connectivity.
Consumers or buyers? The failure of many companies lies in their confusion of the two, leading to product flops and wasted resources.
Organisations must update their disaster recovery plans to include cyber incident response and view it in the context of operational resilience.
The surge in virtual settings within UK healthcare has increased the attack surface for cyber criminals, exacerbating existing challenges.
Managing the technology stack and known vulnerabilities is becoming a key criteria for cyber insurance payouts.
Auriga Services has partnered with IOTICS to revolutionise its Essential Sharing Network, enabling secure data sharing for utility companies.
When Plan B was formed in 1999, we were in a different tech world. But just as technology has evolved over the last 23 years, so has our business.
Unprecedented demand for energy from data centres is putting pressure on energy networks, making backup power supply crucial.
Generation Z, the new breed of digital nomads, is shaking up the world of work and forcing employers to align with their values and provide flexibility.
Legacy applications are vulnerable to hackers due to outdated security measures. Application-aware workload protection offers a solution.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are more in need of next-generation contact centres now than ever before.
