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GUEST RESEARCH:  Qualys has released The State of Cloud & SaaS Security Report. The survey, commissioned by Qualys and conducted by Dark Reading reveals that human error remains the most prevalent cloud and SaaS security risk, despite the growing sophistication of attacker tactics. 

ThreatX Protect Addresses Critical Need to Protect Against Evolving Application and API Security Threats

Australia is facing a higher rate of cyber threats, with attacks across the Asia-Pacific region 60% higher than the global average, according to Check Point’s Threat Intelligence data.

Vocus Group's $6.3 billion bid for Australian telco TPG Telecom's non-mobile fibre assets will no longer push through with both sides unable to nagivate the "complexity" of the deal or agree to commercial terms.

Cybersecurity Awareness Month has kicked off, and with the continued rise in cyberthreats worldwide, for businesses to help protect their assets, they need a fail-proof security architecture, and the expert insights and partner to help stay ahead of bad actors, according to Verizon Communications.

New Zealand’s competition regulator The Commerce Commission has granted clearance for Connexa Limited to acquire certain passive mobile telecommunications infrastructure assets from Two Degrees Networks Limited and Two Degrees Mobile Limited. (2degrees).

Energy management company Schneider Electric and industrial cybersecurity company Claroty have announced a new joint solution - Cybersecurity Solutions for Buildings - they say will help customers secure their building management systems (BMS) to protect their people, assets and operations amid growing cyber risk.

Global data and digital solutions provider COSOL has acquired Brisbane-headquartered Clarita Solutions in an agreement that will enable both companies to grow their data and digital solutions portfolio, expand global reach and assist asset intensive organisations to unlock asset potential.

GUEST OPINION by Mark Fazackerley, Regional Vice President Australia and New Zealand at Talend:  Thanks to vast reserves of many resources, including oil, coal and minerals, Australia’s resources sector has grown to become a crucial part of the national economy.

The industry’s "only complete migration solution from Flash or Flex-based applications, including real-time media, to modern platforms that modernises your brand’s UI, look and feel to current standards" has launched, promising to give "businesses a boost with an array of advantages including speed, security, accessibility, and next-gen UI standards, preserving valuable IP while upgrading it for the Net of tomorrow."

IFS has launched its new IFS Cloud platform, bringing together all of the IFS industry capabilities and functionality depth together on a single API-based platform, promising next-gen "embedded digital innovation."

Australian public Wi-Fi and smart city solutions provider, OneWiFi, is claiming an Australia-first launch of a 5G Neutral Host Service for mobile operators.

Australian executives believe 5G will benefit society as a whole, not just smartphone users, according to new research that reveals businesses also believe 5G will be the “most revolutionary” network development, and create new opportunities for monetisation of the technology.

The company behind Cozmo, Vector and the Overdrive car racing game, Anki, went bankrupt, but its assets have been purchased by Digital Dream Labs, which intends to restore the entire platform and continue development.

Software vendor TechnologyOne has launched its enterprise Software as a Service solution, 2018A, designed for government, higher education and asset intensive industries.

Former IBM, Trimble and Salesforce.com exec Chris Petersen has launched ‘Cloud Awakening’ and unveiled a new platform designed to revolutionise fixed asset management for SMBs, and we spoke to him on video.