Intersec stories
A survey has found the majority believe social media data collection needs to be regulated, despite having little faith in their governments.
SolarWinds has released its annual report that delves into IT departments to reveal their priorities for digital transformation moving forward.
Two Australian venture capital firms have raised $2.5 million for local cybersecurity firm Kasada, which will now set its sights on the US market.
Robin Block interviewed CybSafe founder Oz Alashe to determine his motives, the challenges involved and what the future holds.
EA Games' <em>Burnout Paradise Remastered</em> breathes new life into the classic racer with stunning 4K visuals, 60fps, and all extra content bundled free.
Cloud computing has firmly established its place in both the enterprise and consumer spaces. But what is next for the revolutionary technology?.
Australia's workforce monitoring laws rank second least complex, only behind the US, balancing IP protection with employee privacy, reveals a new study.
The New Zealand leg of the event is building on a global movement of inspiring more women to enter and excel in the data science industry.
Cisco invests $1m in smart city tech for Adelaide to tackle traffic congestion and support autonomous vehicles.
Touchpoint's CEO says when it comes to customer experience don't believe the 'robot revolution' will happen overnight.
Hema utilises the wealth of data it gathers from consumers to provide a tailored and personalised shopping experience for each customer.
Trend Micro and Vivotek have teamed up to launch cybersecurity-enhanced IP surveillance products, debuting at Intersec 2018 in Dubai.
AI algorithms, with all their advantages, have a fundamental problem – data sensitivity. They are trained not to understand information.
Trying to predict how many IOT devices will go online over the next decade is like trying to predict the growth rate of rabbits in the wild.
Forcepoint appoints new CISO to lead user and data protection program, compliance, and certification for security offerings and partners.
This year will be a record year for London awards night as 65 shortlisted global companies battle it out over 21 categories.
Exiger names Daniel Banes MD and APAC chair for Hong Kong, as it expands its presence in the Asia Pacific market.
Joseph Cannataci, who is exploring avenues for protecting cyberspace privacy, said it was both urgent and essential for countries to act together.
Top tech companies and experts will gather in Auckland for New Zealand's biggest AI event, showcasing the impact of artificial intelligence on people's lives.
Developed on Alibaba Cloud's cloud computing infrastructure it will support Malaysia's digital transformation.
