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Learning platform for developer-driven users Secure Code Warrior will host its third annual Devlympics secure coding competition on 17-18 October 2023.

GUEST RESEARCH: With its annual Digital 100 ranking for 2022, Similarweb is recognising 10 top-performing digital domains from 10 categories, ranked by growth. This year's winners include a diverse range of products and services from robot vacuum cleaners and fitness supplements to designer fashion and online car dealerships.

The threat of climate change is real, and regular folk like you and I can play a part in educating others and changing behaviours - of individuals, organisations, and governments - with a solid data-driven basis.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Promising a data-driven approach to help companies deliver content optimised for digital accessibility, SEO, marketing and more to turn content into revenue, SiteImprove is also now the latest SaaS provider to reach US $100 million in annual recurring revenue, or ARR.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Promising a data-driven approach to help companies deliver content optimised for digital accessibility, SEO, marketing and more to turn content into revenue, SiteImprove is also now the latest SaaS provider to reach US $100 million in annual recurring revenue, or ARR.

GUEST OPINION: For many organisations, creating an effective data protection strategy to support the adoption of remote work and cloud infrastructure is becoming increasingly urgent.

Canva is celebrating its customers' ability to design, schedule, and post content to Instagram Business accounts, plus seven other social platforms in one subscription.

Google has refused to rule out the possibility that it will pull other services apart from search from Australia in the event that the Federal Government goes ahead and legislates its News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code which was introduced into Parliament in December last year.

Spending on cyber security in 2021 is forecast to grow by 10% in the worst-case scenario, the technology research firm Canalys says.

GUEST OPINION by Sunil Chavan, Vice President, FlashBlade, Asia Pacific & Japan, Pure Storage:  As applications that draw on file storage have grown more demanding, database applications have become more sophisticated, and the web, IoT, and demand for analytics have caused an explosion in the need for object storage.

The Mozilla Foundation has begun rolling out encrypted DNS over HTTPS for its Firefox browser by default for users in the US, but has no plans in place for other global regions.

The Web Foundation and the Science Museum in the UK are celebrating the 30th birthday of the World Wide Web, and as you'd expect, Sir Tim Berners-Lee will be at the forefront of celerbations.

Many start-ups need to develop a website or mobile app for their business, but if you don’t have a background in app development and you are short on funds, how can you do it and where would you even start?

Web founder Sir Tim Berners-Lee is working on a new approach to data storage that puts control back in the hands of individual users and provides a foundation for new kinds of collaboration software.

The CSIRO’s digital innovation group, Data61, has opened its new Immersive Environments Lab, a facility purpose-built for applied research into novel augmented reality, virtual reality and 3D Web technologies – industries set to be worth $143 billion by 2021.

Having started his IT company at 12, Alexander Slade is now 21 years young, studying at Uni while running a very successful SMB IT specialist as chief executive, with big aspirations for the future.

"The credit card is mightier than the firewall,"  says Netskope's Scott Hogrefe, referencing the ease in which conventional IT departments can be short-circuited, staff signing up for cloud-based services as and when needed.

Web-based ecommerce shipping solution ShipStation has launched an integration with Australian national parcel delivery service Sendle.

Creating versions of the same browser for all platforms appears to be paying off handsomely for Google, if usage figures for its Chrome browser are any indication.

The right to sell .web domain names has sold at auction for a record US$135 million, more than thrice the previous record for a new Top-Level Domain (TLD) — .shop — which a bidder snapped up for a cool US$41 million earlier this year.