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Fifty-one percent (51%) of employees were disciplined, 27% voluntarily left the organisation and 39% were fired following their involvement with a phishing incident, according to research undertaken by threat intelligence company Egress.

GUEST OPINION by Robert Vinokurov, General Manager, Client Solutions Group, Dell Technologies ANZ:   Australia is now a nation of hybrid workers, with the 2021 Australian Census revealing that of the 12 million people employed on Census day, more than 20 per cent (2.5 million) worked from home. While the pandemic spurred on the change, hybrid is here to stay. Given this, it's worth reflecting on how innovation and technology enable the continual evolution of the workplace, empowering workers to be more productive and collaborative and supporting their wellbeing.

Global professional services firm Accenture says it is transforming its Code of Business Ethics for the digital age by applying changes including the use of integrated intelligence technology.