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COMPANY NEWS: UiPath, a leading enterprise automation software company, today announced at the Google Cloud Next 2023 conference a new connector for Google Cloud, a UiPath partner, that allows developers, data scientists, and machine learning engineers to integrate generative text and chat completion into their automations.

Visual communication specialist Canva's new developers platform includes APIs and development tools that allow apps to be written for or integrate with Canva.

COMPANY NEWS: Check Point Software Technologies, a leading provider of cyber security solutions globally, has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Email Security, Q2 2023 report. In its inaugural debut in the Forrester Wave, Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration secured a position as a leader.

Security specialist Varonis Systems has opened its first Australian data centre in Sydney.

The data security leader announces enhancements that detect and remediate overexposed private keys, encryption certificates, API keys, and authentication tokens

COMPANY NEWS: Varonis Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: VRNS), a pioneer in data security and analytics, announced powerful new data discovery capabilities that uncover exposed secrets that unlock access to mission-critical resources.

COMPANY NEWS: Varonis Systems, a pioneer in data security and analytics, today announced a force multiplier for Salesforce admins—one-click permissions comparison and analysis.

Four in five (80%) Australian workers feel that information overload—driven by factors including information overload across devices (37%), constant information 24/7 (34%), too many passwords to remember (33%) or too many apps to check each day (31%)—is contributing to their daily stress, according to new research by software company OpenText.

Cyber criminals pivoted to unconventional people-focused attack methods last year, including 100,000 daily smartphone attacks and double the amount of smishing (phishing cybersecurity attacks over mobile text messaging) attempts year-over-year, according to cybersecurity firm Proofpoint’s latest The Human Factor report.

Tech giant Google launches a new version of Google Workspace Essentials Starter Edition to enhance teamwork among employees and bring modern collaboration to work.

GUEST OPINION: An absolute must for all organisations planning a data migration, however complex, is to research vendors whose technology can simplify the migration – and choose the one with the most comprehensive solution and top support.

GUEST OPINION: Pandemic restrictions have caused big changes within many Australian businesses, and one of the most significant has been a rapid increase in the adoption of cloud resources and services.

Working from home in 2022? Often need hardcopy documents? Need a scanner as well as a printer? If you answer "yes" to all these questions, take a look at the Epson ET-4850.

A British tech researcher, who quit working as a security threat analyst with Microsoft a few months back, has called on his former employer to act speedily to remove links to ransomware on its Office365 platform.

Brother's latest INKvestment all-in-one printers are aimed at the remote workforce.

Data and security company Varonis has announced Data Classification Cloud for Box and Google Drive.

GUEST OPINION by Joe Slowik, Gigamon: Data exfiltration exists as a cornerstone of malicious cyber operations, yet its nature and impact have changed significantly over the past few years.

Malicious attackers are concealing phishing attacks on Google's Cloud Services, researchers at the Israeli security firm Check Point have warned, adding that this was being done by uploading a PDF to Google Drive that included a phishing page.

Epson's new WorkForce ES-500WR is a $699 desktop scanner with a 50-sheet input tray, one-pass duplex operation, and some interesting document and data management features.

It's not just Bendigo Bank that is down, but Gmail and Google Drive too, with digital outages a real world problem, not just virtual ones.

Google will delete back-ups of Android devices, after warning users who have not used their devices for two weeks and without telling them how long it will take before the back-ups are removed.