Alex Zaharov-Reutt

Armaguard has confirmed the long-delayed Deloitte pricing model is close to final, but industry insiders warn it will feature a tiered model that gets more expensive the further you get from the capital city CBDs.

The new Horizon 2 plan leans on the companies sitting above your screen, the telcos and cloud operators, to kill attacks at scale and speed before they result in system attacks, data breaches, fraud and scams in Australia.

After revealing plans to finally put its under-utilised banking licence to work, Tyro, CEO, Nigel Lee, is now taking an axe to headcount, reprioritising

At Zscaler's Zenith Live '26 in Vienna, a team of ex-Zscaler people now running Cloudi-Fi argued that the printers, cameras, guests and contractors

Number Link lets a smart watch borrow your phone's number over 4G at no extra cost on 28-day plans from $40. The big telcos still bill $5 to $10 a month for the same thing.

Travelling overseas this winter? The free Wi-Fi in your hotel lobby could cost you a lot more than the data you think you're saving.

A security researcher registered as a football agent, slipped into FIFA's internal systems, and found she could change what hundreds of millions of people see on live TV.

The theme park giant is getting a private, IP-clean AI model trained on its own characters, at the same time it's suing the AI companies that trained on those characters without asking.

Dell has pushed its AI Factory deeper into supercomputer territory, and the server at the centre of it is a dense, fanless, fully liquid-cooled machine built for the hardest science on the planet.

Adobe put CX Enterprise and its new Co-worker in front of ANZ marketers, backed by a US$1.9 billion Semrush deal and a world where AI agents do the searching.