Risk Management stories - Page 54

Micro Focus merges with HPE's software arm in a whopping £8.8bn deal, forming the world's 7th largest enterprise software company.

The rise of digital transformation projects among organisations in Australia is growing not only in the private sector, but also in government.

PwC Australia partners with EFTsure to offer secure payment data solutions, helping clients mitigate the risk of fraudulent payments.

ISACA launches on-demand cybersecurity courses, enhancing IT pros' skill development and career progression in a flexible format.

New Zealand Cricket introduced a number of ideas to strengthen its risk management, including tying a risk register to its strategic plan.

Mark Verbiest, Chairman of Spark New Zealand, will retire from the Board later this year and will be succeeded by Justine Smyth.

the company has concentrated heavily on its cyber and tech liability offerings, which Samson says is a good fit for South Island tech companies.

AlphaCommerceHub provides a single API and consolidated user interface to easily connect merchants to the full range of commerce services.

HID Global is a major player in the identity management space and more committed to trusted identities than ever before.

While CEOs and corporate boards no longer shy away from cybersecurity strategy as they once might have, there are still a number of shortcomings.

GCM will deploy Promapp’s cloud-based business process management (BPM) software to capture and manage business processes.

Veritas launches Integrated Classification Engine to help organisations manage and protect sensitive and risky data.

New Zealand must adopt a collaborative approach to risk management in order to survive an uncertain future, says expert.

Surprisingly, attacks against unified communications (UC) are some of the fastest growing and most misunderstood threats organizations face today.

Fortinet and Australian Insurtech company Cyber Indemnity Solutions (CIS) are collaborating on a security assessment program.

IDC has predicted the public cloud services market to exceed the US$10b mark this year with IaaS spending surpassing SaaS for the first time.

Not only is information on a company’s assets available, but information about new techniques to compromise targets is for sale on the dark web.

Telstra's Neil Campbell predicts a blended future for electronic and cyber defence at Sydney's ASIAL Conference.

Data center infrastructures are the basis for conducting business and have become the single largest capital asset owned by most corporations.

A professional ecosystem has emerged that is providing e-learning courses to allow aspiring cybercriminals to make USD$12k in monthly earnings.