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OpenText Security Solutions has launched Carbonite Cloud-to-Cloud Backup in Australia and New Zealand to protect data stored on third-party SaaS apps.

The latest features in the release include Bring Your Own Key (BYOK), GitHub action integration, and user interface improvements.

The company is well-positioned to widen its scope and provide customers in the two countries with its professional eCommerce shipping solutions.

Officeworks appoints Nikala Busse as CIO, bringing experience in delivering digital innovation from previous roles at Transurban and Coles.

The four key trends are fine-tuned tech for improved customer experiences, cloud security and the growth of zero trust, device sustainability, and voice search.

Cloudian appoints James Wright as new Senior Director for APAC and Japan, driving efforts in rapidly growing Asian markets and increasing partner enablement.

Shopping habits have changed since the beginning of the pandemic; the biggest trend of all is the rise of hybrid shopping.

Predatory loan malware named MoneyMonger has been discovered in mobile apps made with Flutter, using stolen personal information for blackmail.

The company states it is well-positioned to widen its scope and provide customers in the two countries with its professional eCommerce shipping solutions.

Axonius has released two new capabilities within Axonius SaaS Management to help organisations better understand their overall SaaS application risk.

Technology advancements are continuously reshaping not only the way we work but how organisations fundamentally operate across nearly every industry.

2degrees has announced the pending sale of its passive mobile telecommunications tower assets to Connexa for NZD $1.076  billion.

Retailers prepared to retrain sellers for a new reality of rising inflation, supply chain bottlenecks and regulatory uncertainty.

Consumer data is becoming more complex, making it crucial to extract the right insights. The art and science of engaging customers is crucial.

Data security and governance will take centre stage in 2023, according to new trends predictions from Databricks.  .

With the increasing use of artificial intelligence, and quantum computing expected to soon become a reality, the cyber threatscape is changing more than ever.

Venafi has released its predictions for the cybersecurity landscape in 2023, indicating that this will be one the most challenging years yet for the industry.

The temperature and humidity sensors by Spark IoT include an easy-to-use dashboard to manage assets from desktop or mobile.

Enterprise tablets purpose-built for specific front-line workers and applications are a better investment, despite higher upfront costs.

Similarweb and Lululemon have released a new set of quarterly results, which showcase how Lululemon's digital advertising has stood up to customer demands.