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COMPANY NEWS: VAST Data, the AI data platform company, today announced that it has been named a Leader in the October 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for File and Object Storage Platforms. VAST was recognised for its Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute with a “unified distributed file system and object storage software platform that has been designed for large-scale multiprotocol deployments targeted at high-performance workloads.”

COMPANY NEWS:  In today's fast-paced digital world, photographers are constantly striving to streamline their workflow and save time. One effective way to achieve this is through automatic photo editing. By harnessing the power of automation, you can significantly speed up your editing process without compromising on quality. 

GUEST OPINION by David Eshuis, Victory ICT Services:  Many businesses are unaware that danger may be lurking in their old files. Over the years files, emails and backups have been saved to network-attached storage (NAS) devices – but are all these old files safe from ransomware?

GUEST OPINION by Jamie Atherton, Country Manager ANZ, Hyland: Data has rapidly become an absolute focal point of every government department, committee, sub-committee and agency. It underpins critical decision-making, communication between departments and the general public, research and a host of other daily functions.

GUEST OPINION by Jamie Atherton, Country Manager ANZ, Hyland: Data has rapidly become an absolute focal point of every government department, committee, sub-committee and agency. It underpins critical decision-making, communication between departments and the general public, research and a host of other daily functions.

Have you ever thought of going through your old videos just to relive special moments - but then discovered some of the video files had problems and were corrupted? 

Have you ever thought of going through your old videos just to relive special moments - but then discovered some of the video files had problems and were corrupted? 

Russian security outfit Kaspersky, formerly known as Kaspersky Lab, has opened its threat intelligence portal to a bigger audience from Thursday onwards. The service was previously available to business customers and as a premium service only.

The "Easter egg" of wired and wireless mouse and trackpad support in accessibility options was left out of the keynote, but so much was packed in that iPadOS is the world's most interesting new operating system.

Dr Doom is the bad guy all too easily defeated in ‘Fantastic Four’ movies, but without ‘digital life insurance,’ a digital Dr Doom stalks your data.

If you’re using Firefox, a new exploit found in the wild uploading sensitive files to a server in Ukraine needs patching with the latest version of Mozilla’s browser NOW.