David Shilovsky

Industrial organisations are placing greater emphasis on securing operational technology (OT) environments as cyber threats become increasingly

DAVID SHILOVSKY Interview Editor Organisations are accelerating efforts to automate cyber hygiene and reduce their attack surface, as

Last week, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese returned to Sydney University, where he graduated with a BA in economics, and took the formative steps in his political career, four decades ago.

DAVID SHILOVSKY Interview Editor Oracle has appointed Ingram Micro to distribute its Oracle's cloud portfolio across Australia.

As the threat of shadow AI looms, companies are reducing the use of unsanctioned artificial intelligence tools by providing employees with approved alternatives.

For parents looking for a way to keep their children connected, without having to fork out hundreds or thousands of dollars for the latest fully-fledged

Media companies are being encouraged to negotiate commercial agreements with major AI organisations, or risk missing out on compensation as bots hoover up years or even decades' worth of reporting from Australian journalists.

Artificial intelligence is significantly accelerating the speed and scale of cyber attacks, forcing organisations to rethink long-standing security

AI is making online scams more convincing than ever, forcing banks, governments and technology companies to collaborate if they are to keep pace with increasingly sophisticated fraudsters.

Ingram Micro has unveiled The Great Migration, a new program designed to assist partners and customers of varying maturity levels in their AI journeys.