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Trend Micro strengthens commitment to protect customers from emerging AI threats, blocking 73 billion threats in H1 2023.

The Avast Q2 Threat Report found that over 75% of all threat detections on desktops were attributed to scams, phishing, and malvertising.

A new University study has revealed that artificial intelligence can identify passwords by sound of keys being pressed with more than 90% accuracy.

Keeper Security highlights S&P Market Intelligence's latest research showing that lack of privileged access management (PAM) leaves SMBs vulnerable to attack.

Worldwide smartphone shipments declined 7.8% year over year to 265.3 million units in the second quarter of 2023.

new research from Vectra AI indicates that 71% of Organisations may have been breached and do not know about it.

Randstad research names IBM, One NZ and Datacom amongst the most attractive employers in New Zealand within the IT and telecommunications sector.

Trustwave has released comprehensive research shedding light on the distinctive cybersecurity risks encountered by the healthcare sector.

monday.com appoints Daniel Lereya as Chief Product and Technology Officer, driving innovation and growth for the work operating system company.

The global market for data backup and recovery software was valued at US$9.5 billion in 2022, is anticipated to increase to US$17.5 billion by 2030.

Australia's space research centre, SmartSat, has launched a $7m project to develop autonomous spacecraft using artificial intelligence (AI).

Cohesity research shows organisations are open to paying ransoms because of cyber resilience and data recovery gaps.

Cytek, a global cybersecurity solutions provider, appoints industry leader Michael Arov as Head of the company. #Cybersecurity #Leadership.

Trend Micro's Latest report reveals significant visibility gaps in operational technology detection and response.

SOTI research reveals how large numbers of devices in the healthcare sector are not managed by IT departments leaving company systems vulnerable.

Most business leaders expect to adopt generative AI within the next three years to enhance productivity and customer service.

New Eagle Eye research reveals how grocery retailers can win with customer loyalty standards and practices in light of the current economic climate.

OutSystems has released new AI features, including a connector for Azure OpenAI and a roadmap for generative AI capabilities.

According to research from D2L, more employees seek to gain a competitive edge by upskilling with micro-credentials.

Adoption of first-wave generative AI tools has been consistent across age groups and geographies, with over half of all generations having used the technology.