Opinion stories - Page 37

As solar energy takes off, Australian businesses benefit from low installation costs, boosting the country's solar market.

Rise in hybrid cyberattacks targeting small companies sparks concern over vulnerability exploits, as corporate espionage becomes widespread.

Is New Zealand overly focused on technology rather than data? Microsoft's National Technology Officer raises the question.

TechDay introduces new Ultimate Guides, providing comprehensive coverage on various topics across its sites. Brand features available.

A Wellington cloud services provider says Google's claim it will offer New Zealanders complete control over their own data is not true.

While there is some desire to return to the office, most employees want to continue working from in some capacity, according to a recent report.

A legal challenge is being prepared to overturn the Intellectual Property Office's (IPONZ) decision not to recognise a machine as an inventor.

Organisational leaders can prepare to modernise HR and finance functions as pandemic-triggered events deplete talent.

AXA's recent data breach highlights the urgent need for tighter security controls in the insurance sector, as cyber attacks target financial companies.

New Zealand has been caught by a global fight between humans and machines that might define intellectual property rights for the rest of the century.

2022 will bring continued supply chain challenges as the global health crisis persists. Rising costs and labour shortages are causing uncertainty worldwide.

While curiosity can address critical business challenges, many organisations struggle to develop and harness this skill.

By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.

The vast potential for video deployments is only limited by the ability of developers to see where improvements might be made.

In this case study, Darktrace explains how it detected the first signs of ransomware on the network 'as soon as encryption had begun'.

By taking the time to review how data is being stored and protected, organisations can take advantage of these tools while maintaining effective data security.

In parallel with any physical form of identification, digital identities must be protected at all costs to prevent identity theft or fraud.

Immunity credentials could mean that both international and domestic carriers could start flying with greater confidence — and the world could get moving again.

Whilst some in the sector struggle to stay afloat and many are shutting their doors for good, others are booming in the most trying times.

Australian government recognises the FIDO Alliance's certification program for strong authentication, setting a trend for other governments.