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Ivanti, the provider of the Ivanti Neurons automation platform that discovers, manages, secures and services IT assets from cloud to edge and endpoint-to-cloud security vendor Lookout, have announced they have joined forces to help organisations accelerate cloud adoption and mature their Zero Trust security posture in the “Everywhere Workplace.”

A report by automation platform Ivanti reveals that majority of Australian CISOs polled agree that mobile phones have become a focal point of cybersecurity strategies. Respondents expect an increase in security budget and allocation in UEM software.

MEGA UPDATED: More than FIFTY top IT companies in Australia have provided IT industry commentary on Australia’s 2021 Federal Budget, focusing on the digital economy, cyber security, business and more.

At least five US Government agencies have been breached in the latest attack aimed at the government, an official at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency says.

A widely deployed SSL VPN device known as Pulse Secure Connect has been revealed to have a serious vulnerability, with a Common Vulnerability Scoring System score of 10, the maximum possible, that can be exploited remotely.

Earlier this year, University of Southern Queensland ICT services director of client services Naomi Lutvey saw the writing on the wall: the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to the campus being closed.

US-based global IT software company Ivanti has appointed 20-year ICT industry veteran Cory Grant as territory sales manager for New Zealand.

Accurate tracking of IT assets within an organisation is vital to ensure they are being properly used and adding value to the bottom line. Unfortunately, however, the effectiveness of such management can be compromised due to a range of mistakes, according to an expert in the field.

Ivanti (formerly LANDESK) has announced its new Data Centre Discovery tool to help users gain a deep understanding of the relationships and dependencies between applications, servers, network, and storage.

Windows 10 corporate adoption is accelerating despite IT administrators' concerns about application compatibility, need for user training, and manual migration effort.

The modern IT department generates vast volumes of data, yet very few organisations are capitalising on the value and insights it can offer. Few departments have a single pane of glass, a dashboard source of truth.