Security

Australian Air Force explores augmented reality

Digital transformation forces businesses to rethink cybersecurity

Enterprises are increasingly bringing together security professionals with operations teams and developers.

GPT Group CIO quits, moves to Suncorp

OpenSUSE comes to Windows 10. Plus, can you trust WhatsApp?

Welcome to the weekly roundup.

CSIRO seeks CISO to give hackers heave-ho

As more of our customers commit to becoming carbon neutral, they’ve been asking questions about how the products they use impact our planet. How much power are they consuming? How can they optimize resources? How can they minimize the negative

CSIRO seeks CISO to give hackers heave-ho

The end of the enterprise password protection paradigm


Multifactor authentication can shore up your companyu2019s IT infrastructure security beyond the traditional password protection paradigm.

5 data breach predictions for 2017

To help you stay ahead of emerging threats, here are five key data breach trends that you should anticipate in 2017.

Echo chamber: Amazon device creates new legal privacy twist for smart home systems

Given the sensitive nature and legal protections afforded to digital information obtained within the home, should law enforcement have the right to access data gathered by smart home devices?

Trump, Russia, Clinton and the art of misdirection

When a conclusion is largely based on belief and not verifiable facts, you have possible misdirection at play, writes Rob Enderle.

How CIO’s prepare for tomorrow’s healthcare data breaches

Data breaches increased 54 percent from 2012 to 2016. The struggle to protect medical and healthcare data will continue into the new year. Understanding your threat profile is the first step toward prevention.