All I keep seeing is articles and talks about 5G being rolled out around the world. Australia is pushing ahead to try and be one of the leaders in that market.
Craig Ford | 09 Aug | Read more
The widespread security vulnerabilities of Internet of Things (IoT) devices have been discussed and hyped extensively, but a telemetry-based Bitdefender analysis has confirmed that your users’ home networks are as badly protected as you’ve feared.
David Braue | 07 Sep | Read more
Anytime a new flashy household device is released on the market, internet connectivity is promoted as one of its main features.
Robert Le Busque | 13 Dec | Read more
Manufacturers of medical devices and other Internet of Things (IoT) tools are increasingly seeking help to review and secure their source code, according to an Australian security consultancy that will soon hold a formal ‘hack day’ in which its researchers will each try to compromise a different IoT device.
David Braue | 28 Sep | Read more
Cybercriminals are collaborating to refine their attacks and businesses must do the same by leveraging a growing body of open-source security tools, a security expert has advised as open-source machine learning puts the technology into the mainstream.
David Braue | 22 Dec | Read more
A majority of IT organizations are experiencing significant changes that impact the requirements for their distributed branch networks. Mobility, cloud-based applications, and Internet of Things (IoT) are altering traffic flows and increasing bandwidth requirements. Employees and guests expect Internet connectivity, which means that employee-facing and IoT devices need reliable, low latency access to their data and applications, and must be securely on-boarded as they interact with centralized services. IT organizations do not have the level of control they once did with traditional architectures, and now face increasing pressure to support these new initiatives even as budget and resources remain lean.
