METI stories - Page 42

Almost a quarter of UK online shoppers use guest accounts due to data privacy fears, according to a report by Empathy.co.

We spoke to Appnovation's Andrew Wong, who explains why businesses should continue prioritising an agile strategy, as opposed to reverting to old ways.

If you’re on a budget but don’t want to sacrifice all the features present in a top-tier phone, the Samsung A52 is a good investment.

Business intelligence comes from activating all possible data sources and making informed decisions based upon the facts presented.

With so many attacks abusing misconfigurations in Active Directory, it’s time to fix it, writes Attivo Networks regional director for ANZ Jim Cook.

Businesses must consider whether to retire legacy systems, or determine whether they can support the organisation’s broader digital transformation initiatives.

Cloud silos can hinder value extraction, cost minimization & fast business operations. Unifying cloud silos requires a robust data management strategy.

All businesses that accept card payments in Australia and New Zealand must comply with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS).

Working capital finance can help uncork the bottleneck many businesses face – inadequate cash flow – without causing headaches later down the line.

Advanced threat actors engaged in cyberespionage in the Asia Pacific have upped their game in a new campaign, according to Kaspersky.

With this move, the company extends its commitment to and footprint in the Digital Experience Monitoring space.

Excessive permissions in cloud workloads pose a growing security risk, but a comprehensive solution is needed to tackle the problem.

Bridgecrew's IaC platform offers automated cloud security and infrastructure compliance. Learn more about their solutions.

Global ransomware attacks are increasing alongside cyber attacks targeting Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities, says Check Point Research.

Surprisingly, a vast volume of malicious traffic can reach a residential device, writes Radware head of research Daniel Smith.

Workplace culture, diversity in leadership, and equal pay are vital to attract more women to STEM, says Achievers manager Emma Harvie.

New research reveals a divide between employees and IT decision makers on cyber security, with staff not as secure as believed.

To support and empower employees, organisations need enterprise-grade security that reaches beyond the confines of the workplace.

Gender diversity remains a problem in Australia's tech sector, but to stay competitive, diversity and inclusion must be prioritised.

The IT industry needs to create sponsorship programs and offer financial support for childcare to attract more women, says Cohesity manager.