Opinion stories - Page 228

Roles which require emotional intelligence, imagination and human interaction will continue to be relevant and must be filled by human beings.

Hard-coding and embedding credentials in the code or a script can initially make them easy to use – but this represents a significant vulnerability.

A major concern is that enterprise adoption and deployment of DevOps and containers is outpacing the approach used to secure them.

A Capgemini study exposes corporate culture as the main barrier to digital transformation, highlighting a crucial misalignment between leaders and staff.

The rise of millennials indicates the need for more mobile-savvy engagement as app-centric work environments become the norm for today's employees.

NSW's move towards intelligent transport embraces a future of driverless vehicles, revolutionising road safety and urban mobility.

AI technologies are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and can add immense value to organisations — but they are by no means foolproof.

Let's go threat-hunting. When the hunters and tools have been assembled, let us explore the thought processes that prepare them for a successful hunt.

A white-hat hacker at a recent super-yacht investor conference demonstrated how he took control of a super-yacht's satellite communications system.

SD-WAN revolutionises Aussie IT, promising cost-efficient, high-performance networking for an edge in the digital era.

Technological development is changing expectations of SMBs and pushing them to find more ways to be more productive.

Amidst a narrative of decline, Apple jockeys for tech supremacy but faces grumblings over innovation and identity.

Paving the path to profit with mobile tech: Key steps outlined for a solid business case for enterprise mobility amidst IT challenges.

The AI Investment Gap – a discrepancy between C-Level executives who understand AI and those who have yet to deploy it into their business.

Rackspace reveals key strategies to combat ransomware, emphasizing robust backups and vigilant patch management.

The odds that your organisation's security will be compromised are very high. So why not protect yours with the eyes of a hawk?.

It is not clear whether the IPs listed in the report were part of a command and control infrastructure or simply bots - or both.

Having a better understanding of what data is available and where it is, means organisations can empower their staff to make better decisions.

So you deployed your world class, award winning, enterprise transforming, non-covfefe unified communication solution….but something's not quite right.

Educating employees to protect themselves against phishing and credential theft is necessary, but is it sufficient?.