by Adam Jaques, Technologist at Pulse Secure Once upon a time, Netman hated it when his CIO dragged him into meetings with the company’s business managers. They weren’t too keen on him […]
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Microsoft bags first Australian cloud certification for protected data
Microsoft is the first global cloud provider to be awarded a Certification for Protected data in Australia. Specifically, Microsoft Azure and Office 365 were approved for the certification by the Australian Signals […]
Shift to 5G won’t take place in 2018: GlobalData
With scores of telecom network technology vendors calling time on the wait for 5G, data and analytics company GlobalData is warning that the full transition to fifth generation, high-speed mobile service will not happen […]
Microsoft, CDC underpin Australia’s digital transformation with new local Azure cloud regions
Microsoft has flagged the availability of Azure Australia Central, a new platform featuring two new Microsoft Azure cloud regions located within Australian firm Canberra Data Centres’ secure facilities.
Global malware hits up 33%: WatchGuard
Worldwide malware attacks are up by 33 per cent, with cyber criminals increasingly using Microsoft Office documents to deliver malicious payloads, according to new data released by Seattle-based network security specialist WatchGuard Technologies.
Carbon Black wields open APIs to bolster cyber security arsenal
US endpoint security specialist Carbon Black has launched a new integration network, aimed at delivering stronger cyber security via open APIs.
Huawei posts solid business growth for FY17 amid ‘non-stop innovation’
Huawei has announced its audited financial results for 2017, reporting “solid business growth.”
Global optical DCI market hit US$2.6b in 2017: study
The global optical data center interconnect market has grown by 26%, reaching US% 2.6 billion last year – according to IHS Markit.
Countdown to Singapore’s SMTC maritime tech summit
3rd Singapore Maritime Technology Conference (SMTC) 24 - 26 April 2020, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore The 3rd Singapore Maritime Technology Conference and Exhibition (SMTC) 2018 is organised by the Maritime and Port […]
Plantronics set to snap up video conferencing specialist Polycom for US$2b
Santa Cruz audio communications gear manufacturer Plantronics is planning to purchase San Jose-based privately held video conferencing firm Polycom in a transaction valued at US$2 billion.
QLD AI tech tackles global customer service challenge
Queensland-based startup List Premier Education has developed an artificial intelligence powered avatar designed to help organisations step up their customer service performance, which can be delivered on touch and interactive screens.
Tech alone not enough to tackle security issues: Cisco
A focus on technology alone will not enable organizations to adequately address the growing threat of cyber attacks, says Bret Hartman, VP and CTO, Security Business Group at Cisco Systems.
Avaya wins major UC contract with Shanghai’s Yanfeng Automotive Interiors
Avaya has won a major contract with Shanghai-based Yanfeng Automotive Interiors, under which the latter has connected its global locations and workforce with an Avaya Cloud network. The company, which manufactures interiors for […]
Critical infrastructure security law ‘crucial step forward’: MacTel
Macquarie Government MD Aidan Tudehope has welcomed the passing in the Australian federal government of the Security of Critical Infrastructure (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2018.
Superloop names new CEO as Slattery focuses on strategic priorities
Superloop has appointed Drew Kelton as its new CEO, effective 1 July, while the firm’s founder Bevan Slattery takes on an executive director role allowing him to focus on the company’s immediate strategy.
Macquarie Telecom rolls out SD-WAN tech to Australian aged care provider Hall & Prior
Sydney, 28 March 2020 – Macquarie Telecom (ASX: MAQ) today announced Hall & Prior Aged Care has deployed SD-WAN services to a number of its facilities in Western Australia and New South […]
Nokia nabs major SDN build contract with China Mobile
Nokia’s Nuage Networks has been chosen by China Mobile Software Technical Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of China Mobile, as the SDN platform for the operator’s public and private enterprise cloud services.
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