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Cloud cybersecurity company Cloudflare has appointed 25-year industry veteran Steve Bray as Head of Australia & New Zealand.

COMPANY NEWS: Leading technology service provider Tecala Group today announced that it has achieved the Climate Active Carbon Neutral Standard for Organisations and is now certified as carbon neutral for its Australian business operations, the first mid-market managed services provider in Australian to achieve the certification.

Tech firms nursing loss-making results would be prioritising efforts to curtail operational costs and aiming to be smarter with the use of R&D and marketing expenditure in 2023, acordiing to professional services firm RSM Australia.

Consumers have been warned about ongoing scams where scammers are impersonating well-known telecommunications or tech companies like Telstra, NBN Co and Microsoft.

Applications have opened for the Juniper Research Future Digital Awards for Smart Cities and IoT Innovation 2022.

Social media and tech companies will be expected to protect their users from online harms such as bullying and cyber abuse under a new set of Basic Online Safety Expectations (BOSE) released for public consultation by the Government.

There has been a call for Australia’s telecommunications companies to raise the bar for consumer identity verification and increase consumer safeguards.

New Zealand-based cloud accounting company Xero is increasing its focus on financial services and collaboration on innovation and data share standards as part of its latest global growth strategy.

The South Australian government is investing $4.65 million in establishing what it says is an ultra-fast Internet, offering businesses in Adelaide speeds up to 100 times the national average. The government expects the investment will help to attract high-tech global companies to set up in the city, while also creating jobs.

United States companies continue to struggle with innovation, according to a new study which reveals that within the companies 6 in 10 (60%) do not learn from past mistakes – nearly double the 36% who admitted to this three years ago.