Intersec stories - Page 5

Robin Block interviewed CybSafe founder Oz Alashe to determine his motives, the challenges involved and what the future holds.

Australia's workforce monitoring laws rank second least complex, only behind the US, balancing IP protection with employee privacy, reveals a new study.

Touchpoint's CEO says when it comes to customer experience don't believe the 'robot revolution' will happen overnight.

Trend Micro and Vivotek have teamed up to launch cybersecurity-enhanced IP surveillance products, debuting at Intersec 2018 in Dubai.

AI algorithms, with all their advantages, have a fundamental problem – data sensitivity. They are trained not to understand information.

Forcepoint appoints new CISO to lead user and data protection program, compliance, and certification for security offerings and partners.

This year will be a record year for London awards night as 65 shortlisted global companies battle it out over 21 categories.

Increasingly, workloads are migrating to various clouds and to the digital edge - where commerce, population centers and digital ecosystems meet.

New Zealand's Spark is among the finalists for the World Communication Awards in the Broadband Pioneer category.

Finance executives must now be business partners who understand and integrate key drivers across business models. This extends to cyber defence.

The new iOS tools and services will take advantage of the latest Apple technologies and tap into Accenture's digital and analytics capabilities.

A newly-discovered exploit called ROPEMAKER allows an attacker to remotely change the content of any email post-delivery.

Organizations are collaborating and conducting digital business globally via hybrid and multicloud, and they're interacting over social networks.

Bliptrack helps ease traffic congestion at Royal New Zealand Air Force show, using sensors to provide real-time traffic updates.

The digital edge - This is the place where information is exchanged, transactions are conducted, and data is gathered and analysed.

Customer experience won't simply be defined by a web site experience. The cloud will have its role, but the edge is coming, and it's going to be big.

80% of cybersecurity professionals believe it's important to understand people's behaviours when it comes to intellectual property & critical data.

From a security perspective IoT devices are fundamentally flawed. And the bad guys are getting pretty good at exploiting them.

Firms are adopting 'data lakes' to navigate and utilise the torrent of digital information for competitive edge and enhanced analytics.

At Microsoft Ignite 2016 in Atlanta, digital transformation was one of the main talking points - how is it killing our data centers?.