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TechnologyOne appoints Chandan Potukuchi as Chief Technology Officer to lead innovation roadmap and bring together its product and tech teams.

The high content screening market will register positive growth, with the overall valuation forecast to reach US$1.6 billion in 2022, according to FMI.

Jumio has released its 2023 Online Identity Study, the second instalment of its annual global consumer research, conducted by Censuswide.

Legal technology company Litera appoints Greg Ingino as Chief Technology Officer, with a focus on product innovation and industry-leading tech.

Qlik announced Mark Fazackerley as its new ANZ Country Manager; this comes after the firm's acquisition of Talend to expand its data analytics offerings.

ESET researchers have discovered a malware Andriod app, IRecorder, which had been downloaded on 50,000 devices.

AVEVA announces four new senior executive roles to reinforce its new business model and strong growth plans under the leadership of Caspar Herzberg.

Okta reveals new research on customer identity trends, highlighting the increasing demand for data control. #EmergingTech #CustomerIdentity.

April saw the second highest volume of attacks ever recorded by NCC Group's Global Threat Intelligence team, with ransomware attacks remaining at record highs.

Cequence Security reports a 550% rise in unique API threats during the holiday period, highlighting the need for improved API protection.

The military communications market is valued at US$ 43.09 billion in 2023, and with a CAGR of 10.5% through 2033, it is predicted to reach US$116.96 billion.

ESET releases APT Activity Report, revealing China-aligned threat actors targeting Europe and Iran-aligned group deploying new backdoor in Israel.

Infovista has appointed Rick Hamilton as Deputy CEO to scale its Network Lifecycle Automation strategy and expand the company's presence in Americas.

The tools were developed to help combat a new generation of cyber threats and to create efficiencies in the cybersecurity research process.

To learn more about SailPoint and its research, Nam Lam, Country Manager for ANZ at SailPoint, sat down and explained more about it.

The report, 'Inside the Halls of a Cybercrime Business', examined the operations of small, medium, and large criminal groups.

The service continuously monitors clients' vendors, suppliers, and other third parties for cybersecurity risks and quickly mitigates any issues.

Kaspersky's investigation reveals that Tomiris APT group, which operates in Central Asia, deploys malware previously linked to Turla.

Multiple key revelations are found in the report, and they all point to the continued threat of ransomware globally as they remain at peak levels.

Registries and artifact management systems are prime targets for threat actors as they are crucial elements within the software supply chain.