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Cybermindz.org launches the world’s first peer-led, cybersecurity mental health support program. This important initiative was launched by NSW Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government, Victor Dominello, and the launch was followed by a panel event of leading industry experts, as you can see in the on-demand stream of the Thursday 16 June launch event, details below.
iTWireTV speaks with SYSPRO chief product officer Paulo de Matos about how technology will help build our sovereign manufacturing capability to ensure supply chain resilience, a topical issue right now as businesses of all sizes and reach struggle with supply chain challenges.
GUEST OPINION by Kristian Yench, Manager – Solutions Consultancy at Tecala: When it comes to making effective use of business technology, it’s all too easy to be distracted by the latest shiny new thing. Buzzwords such as ‘digital transformation’, ‘intelligent automation’ and ‘connected business’ appear full of promise and potential – especially in our times of COVID where there’s even greater pressure on technology to be an instrument for effective business change.
The Australian government IT sector is forecast to spend more than $15.5 billion next year, an increase of 8.8% over the current year, the technology analyst company Gartner says.
GUEST OPINION by Ed Pullen - Director at Dataminr, ANZ: In a year that has seen Australian business assailed by multiple challenges, building resilience into your organisation has proven more vital than ever - and boards and executive teams can show the way.
With cyber attacks on the rise, "the average number of focused attacks per organisation within Australia has almost doubled this year (232) compared to the previous 12 months (106)".
Aeon Flux was a movie about a devastating virus that nearly destroyed all human life, but with Cisco, Apple, Aon and Allianz, you can manage cyber risks and malware-related threats and avoid any flux ups.
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