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In December last year, cyber resilience firm Commvault announced it was partnering with not-for-profit organisation Cybermindz to address the escalating mental health challenges faced by cyber security professionals in Australia and New Zealand.

GUEST OPINION: Following the release of the Federal Budget, tech CEOs and executives have shared their insights on how it will affect the tech sector in general.

GUEST OPINION: Software supply chain compromise is among the top five threats of most concern to Australian organisations

GUEST RESEARCH: Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning are applied in cybersecurity, but their applications may not always work as intended. To ensure that its applications work, AI Uses in Blue Team Security, a new publication by IT governance professional association Isaca, takes a look at AI, ML, and DL applications in cybersecurity to determine what is working, what is not, what looks encouraging for the future, and what may be more hype than substance.

Computer training school Auldhouse is now the New Zealand partner for cybersecurity training providers, expanding its cybersecurity training offering.

Global ICT professional association ISACA says mitigating information and technology risk and advancing digital transformation are among the top priorities for today’s enterprises, and the association has announced new COBIT resources to help organisations navigate IT risk and DevOps.

A new white paper from ICT professional association ISACA addresses the importance of acquiring useful data and amplifying it as part of a cyber-risk quantification (CRQ) analysis.

Emerging technologies bring the potential globally for increased efficiencies, cost savings and improved security for enterprises, but businesses in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) are being hampered when it comes to implementing emerging technology, according to a new global report.

ICT professional association ISACA is offering a new certification which it says gives IT professionals the scope to boost their skillset in top emerging technologies and ensure their knowledge is up to date.

The demand for technical privacy professionals is high—but teams are often considered understaffed in these roles, according to ICT professional association ISACA’s Privacy in Practice 2021 survey report.

ICT professional association ISACA has launched a new certification - Information Technology Certified Associate (ITCA) - for students, recent graduates and those new to the IT profession.

Concerns around security, privacy, cloud and technology resilience in the IT audit industry are being further fueled by shifting business priorities, the pandemic-induced remote work environment and accelerated deployment of new technologies entering into 2021, according to a new global survey.

Global ICT professional association ISACA says security incidents around the world are growing in number, with 46% of respondents to its recent survey saying they believe that their enterprises are experiencing an increase in attacks relative to last year.

John Lang, CEO of DDLS

SPONSORED NEWS: DDLS is one of Australia’s pre-eminent IT training companies, and we are currently experiencing increased growth in demand in cloud-related training and for training on cyber security, a hot topic across the Australian market.

Fewer than one-third of organisations can accurately predict the impact of threats and vulnerabilities associated with emerging tech, despite facing increased risks over the past year, according to research from the global ICT professional association ISACA, CMMI Institute and Infosecurity Group.

Men and women both agree that women are underrepresented in the technology sector globally, but nearly a third of men mistakenly believe women just aren’t interested in technology jobs, according to a new global survey.

Global technology association ISACA is staging its first-ever worldwide day of volunteerism in October.

Contemporary IT governance and management, digital transformation, disruptive technologies and big data are key themes that will be explored at ISACA’s upcoming Oceania Computer, Audit, Control and Security (CACS) Conference to be held in Auckland.

Global IT association ISACA has appointed the founder and chief executive of Pinpoint Learning, David Samuelson, as its new chief executive.

Disruptive technologies over the last 50 years and in the future of business enterprise, and the evolution of technology careers will be the key focus of at the 50th anniversary events of the global ICT professional association ISACA this year, with the Oceania CACS to be held in Auckland.