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Corporate sector leading sustainability efforts, using data to improve practices, according to Infosys. (110 characters).
The cyberattacks seen in 2021 demonstrated the dire consequences of falling short of appropriate levels of cyber resilience.
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.
2021 saw threat actors turn the dial up on ransomware, with several high-profile attacks against major corporations and critical infrastructure.
Data breaches can cost businesses millions, but the real damage lies in the lasting brand and reputation harm they cause, says Infor ANZ VP Jarrod Kinchington.
The metaverse is coming, but are we ready? Cambridge Analytica whistleblower, Chris Wylie, warns of the potential risks and consequences.
The world learned about the Hafnium attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers last year. Since then, even more vulnerabilities have been discovered,.
With the volume of money handled by the finance industry on any given day, it's no wonder that it is a prime target for cybercriminals.
With the rise of the eco and ethically-mindful generation, consumers scrutinise retailers more than ever before.
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.
Millions of consumers commit to regular, ongoing payments in return for continuous access to goods and services.
76% of Australian shoppers indicate that they have experienced unusual delays in receiving goods they ordered online in the last three months.
A loyalty program must be customer-obsessed and integrated across all channels to increase customer retention and generate revenue.
COVID-19-induced supply chain disruptions have increased cyber risk. The solution? Embrace a zero trust approach, says Delinea APAC VP Wahab Yusoff.
2021 has brought security to the forefront. Our team of experts shares three cybersecurity predictions for 2022.
The increasing cost and growing prevalence of cyberattacks has many Australian and New Zealand businesses on edge.
As the global semiconductor challenge extends into 2022, businesses continue to feel supply chain disruptions as they wait for chips to be available.
Franchise owners are re-evaluating business priorities and making renewed commitments to improving customer experience due to the fallout of COVID-19.
Incident responders need a wide range of technical and business skills to effectively tackle cyber threats and protect organisations.
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