Written by Budd Ilic
Increasing interconnectedness is causing sweeping changes to the public sector, posing challenges and opportunities for IT security.
Australian and New Zealand governments urged to adopt comprehensive cybersecurity strategies as technology rapidly transforms the public sector.
COVID-19 may have changed the way many people work, but this doesn't have to mean companies must accept lower levels of security.
In the era of digital transformation, organisations must extend cybersecurity responsibility beyond the IT department to tackle evolving threats effectively.
An organisation's security team must be invited to the table when a transformation project is in the early planning stages, Zscaler says.
Zero trust network access is helping organisations address the protection problem posed by mobile computing and cloud-based applications.
The rise of SD-WAN technology will be the catalyst for significant change in IT departments around the country.
IDC has forecast that spending on IoT will reach US$745 billion in 2019 and surpass the US$1 trillion mark in 2022.
Channel partners need to carve out their own space and convince enterprise customers that they are the best avenue to procure cloud services.
Legacy security approaches can result in a poor user experience, inflated costs, and dangerous holes in protection.
