Many Australian IT leaders mistakenly believe they will see IT-security budgets increasing over the next two years but executives have other thoughts on the issue, according to recent research that found the misalignment of expectations is stronger in Australia than in other countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
David Braue | 15 Jul | Read more
With about 145,000 employees and 160,000 suppliers based in 35 countries representing 130 nationalities, the Airbus Group has been on a long journey over the last five years. The company has transformed company into a security-aware enterprise while continuing production. This is with manufacturing already booked solid for most of the next decade.
Anthony Caruana | 14 Apr | Read more
Ten years ago, security was a line item in most company IT strategies, if it was mentioned at all. But with the advent of mega-breaches in late 2013 through to nation state attacks such as the OPM breach a year ago IT security has leapt into the boardroom and C-suite.
Anthony Caruana | 14 Apr | Read more
Mobile devices and social-media services are considered to be the riskiest parts of the corporate IT infrastructure by C-suite executives who see IT security as their top concern and rogue individuals as the biggest threat to their security, according to a new global survey of C-suite attitudes towards data security.
David Braue | 19 Feb | Read more
Despite broad progress around the introduction of new security tools and architectures, IT decision-makers still see security as the biggest barrier to increasing their investment in mobility, cloud computing and big-data technologies, according to new research from Dell.
David Braue | 06 Nov | Read more